Everyone’s spending on cloud and hosting services.
These are the conclusions of 451 Research’s new report, entitled Voice of the Enterprise: Hosting and Cloud Managed Services, Budgets and Outlook.
This trend, as the report states, applies to pretty much every vertical, and is noticed in companies of all sizes. It is, however, most pronounced in large businesses, which expect an average of 33.3 per cent growth.
Almost nine in ten (88 per cent) expect their hosting and cloud services budgets to increase YoY, compared to 70 per cent for total IT budgets.
Some companies (9.5 per cent) expect a decrease in budget, too.
“We see the pace of investment in hosting and cloud services exceeding investment in IT overall, meaning hosting and cloud services are becoming a focus of IT investment, via both new projects and the migration of existing workloads,” says Liam Eagle, Research Manager at 451 Research and author of the Voice of the Enterprise: Hosting and Cloud Managed Services study. “Even some businesses that are reducing IT spending overall are increasing hosting and cloud spending, meaning service providers should not overlook companies looking to reduce IT costs as prospects.”
451 Research’s new report focuses on enterprise end-users adopting hosing and cloud services. That includes, but is not limited to SaaS and infrastructure services, managed services and security. The report, which can be found on this link, is based on 1,000 IT professionals worldwide.
By Sead Fadilpašić for ITProPortal.com
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