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Showing posts with label cloud computing. Show all posts
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Friday, 6 June 2014

Cloud Computing Market Data, Analysis and Forecasts to 2019



The report “Cloud Computing Development and Commercial Application – Data, Analysis and Forecasts to 2019″ by GMR Data Ltd. is now available at RnRMarketResearch.com. Contact sales@rnrmarketresearch.com with Cloud Computing Development and Commercial Application – Data, Analysis and Forecasts to 2019 in subject line and your contact details to purchase this report or get your questions answered.

Cloud computing continues to gain acceptance in business, enterprise and consumer markets. But can the momentum be sustained? Can current market prices remain? Will the infrastructure and security be satisfactory for the growing user base? With increased concerns over data ownership, will users remain satisfied with outsourced storage and access? We are now entering a stage of user acceptance, so can Cloud companies maintain their usage rates and stop churn? These are key questions as we enter the next phase of Cloud acceptance. This report will ensure you and your company are in the best position to take advantage of the key opportunities within the Cloud IT market.

·         GMR Data predict that the cloud computing market will be worth $75bn this year, but what will it be next year? What about the following year, and in 2019? This report tells you.
·         Which areas of the world will be key in cloud computing as the industry develops, seeks to maximize revenues and reduce costs? GMR Data will tell you.
·         What are the key R&D pipelines and high growth potential in each industry and regional sector?


The 3 Key challenges that must be faced in the global cloud computing market include:

·         The cloud computing market has grown exponentially over the last 5 years. As companies and increasingly individuals and governments have begun or deployed this service for reasons primarily related to expenditure reduction, productivity, and efficiency, the cloud computing market has grown considerably how has the market coped with this? Can the infrastructure hold up?
·         This increased market is directly linked to pricing and savings can these pricing strategies be maintained? With the major IT players offering cloud services we can expect major competition, but does it ensure innovative services and value? With various pricing models based on subscription, consumption, advertising, and market-based, is your company achieving the best revenue streams or is your company operating within the best pricing format.
·         Key services that are proving particularly popular relate to data storage, backup and recovery, as well as customer relationship management models and user productivity suites. There is still space in the market for innovative services that drive expenditure reduction, productivity, and efficiency. What will they be, and who will get them to market first?

Through reading this report you will gain knowledge of the following:

·         Analysis of the state of the global cloud computing market in 2014 and a market forecast for the period 2014-2019.
·         Identify how the market operates and which companies are operating in the market, their current products and pipeline candidates
·         Discover how the global cloud market is evolving across the forecast period of 2014-2019 through the examination of global and regional benefits and challenges, particularly relating to political, economic, social, and technological factors
·         Read our interview with 2 key global authorities, as well as 2 new entrants, in the cloud computing market

Only by ordering this in-depth exclusive report will you have full access to the unique findings. This information is not available anywhere else. Find full details of these IT developments and services in this new GMR Data report.


Discover exactly what the industry leaders are doing TODAY -

Within GMR Data’s ‘Cloud Computing Development and Commercial Application Data, Analysis and Forecasts to 2019’ we analyse the key Cloud Computing and Services in the market today and how they will perform across the next 5 years.

Our study focuses on the revenues of the top cloud computing companies. With variable services and pricing models how will these key companies and services fare across the next five years? – ONLY THIS UNIQUE REPORT WILL TELL YOU

·         IBM
·         Microsoft
·         Cisco
·         Oracle
·         EMC
·         HP
·         Alibaba
·         Amazon Web Service (AWS)
·         Google
·         VMWare
·         Salesforce
·         Dropbox
·         Box

PLUS – In-depth country analysis – Discover which countries and regions will see the greatest impact of cloud computing operation and infrastructure to 2023?

Exclusive Industry sourced information, not available anywhere else

As well as primary and secondary research sources, GMR Data have interviewed leading Cloud Computing specialists within major IT, R&D, users, infrastructure providers, security and data management organisations. From these interviews we have selected original, exclusive, transcribed interviews with leading specialists in their field – This information is not available anywhere else.

This GMR Data report is the single tool to equip you with the latest trends in all regional markets and why all stakeholders demand the continued development of Cloud Computing. This report will arm you with all you and your company require to develop, price, launch and market cloud computing products and services today.

With over 100 pages, and over 70 charts, tables and graphs, this dedicated specialist report will ensure you remain equipped and fully informed, to succeed in this competitive market.

List of Companies

·         Accenture
·         Adobe
·         Air France
·         Alibaba
·         Aliyun
·         Amazon
·         Apple
·         Aston Martin
·         AT&T
·         BlackBerry
·         Box
·         Camara Education
·         Carbonite
·         CentOS
·         CIA
·         CipherCloud
·         Cisco Systems
·         Cloudcontrol
·         CloudDock
·         Cloudera
·         Coca-Cola
·         Comcast
·         Dell
·         DigitalOcean
·         Domo
·         DreamWorks
·         Dropbox
·         EMC
·         Facebook
·         Fedora
·         Generali
·         Google
·         Hetzner
·         Hewlett-Packard
·         HYVE
·         IBM
·         Intel
·         Intuit
·         Java
·         JC Penney
·         Kanbox
·         Kingsoft
·         LinkedIn
·         Linux
·         Mainframe
·         Masternaut
·         Microsoft
·         NASA
·         NBC Universal
·         Netflix
·         Nokia
·         Oracle
·         Philips
·         Pinterest
·         Qihoo 360
·         Rackspace
·         Right Sale
·         Salesforce
·         SAP
·         Savvis
·         Sega
·         Siemens
·         SkyDrive
·         Snapchat
·         Spotify
·         TechStars
·         Telefonica
·         The Racing Post
·         TimeWarner
·         Toyota
·         Toyota
·         Transperfect
·         Ubuntu
·         University of Oxford
·         VCE
·         Verizon Telemark
·         Virgin
·         VMWare
·         Vodafone
·         WordPress
·         Workday
·         WP Engine
·         XDrive
·         Xiaomi
·         Zoho


Tuesday, 27 November 2012

Hybrid Mobile Cloud Computing Market Driving the Future of Enterprise Mobility

Hybrid Mobile Cloud (HMC) computing represents  a systems in which a local, native mobile application with a great user interface, is married with cloud computing to provide an intelligent and scalable solution that is better than either native mobile app alone or an HTML5-only cloud computing application.

Our research defines the roles of mobile and cloud computing in the enterprise today and provides a vision for how HMC computing will develop into a new paradigm that will become dominant within the next few years.

This report provides visibility into how HMC computing enables enterprise IT management to deploy customer-facing applications and become a more valued strategic asset for the organization.  The analysis focuses on the impact of mobile becoming the primary channel for customers interaction most organizations. The report also provides recommendations for enterprise IT leadership regarding best integration practices for HMC computing within a corporate environment.

Target Audience:
  • Cloud service providers
  • Mobile network operators
  • Mobile application developers
  • Next generation computing companies
  • Computer and semiconductor companies

Table of Contents

1. Executive Summary
1.1. Definition of Hybrid Mobile-Cloud (HMC) computing 1
1.2. Role of native apps and cloud in enterprise computing 1
1.3. Developing for HMC computing 1
1.4. HMC leads to IT leadership both internally & externally 1

2. Introduction  1
2.1. Background on cloud & mobile computing 1
2.2. Mobile at the center of the user's experience  1
2.3. Introduce the concept of Hybrid Mobile Computing (HMC)  1

3. The New Mobile Agenda: Internal & External Facing Information Technology  2
3.1.1. Past: internally facing IT for employees 2
3.1.2. Future: externally facing IT for customers  2

4. Mobile Application Platforms 3
4.1.1. Apple iOS 3
4.1.2. Google Android 3
4.1.3. Microsoft Windows Phone  4
4.1.4. RIM BlackBerry 10 4

5. Cloud Computing  4
5.1.1. Differences between cloud and server-based computing  5
5.1.2. Basics of mobile application development 5
5.1.2.1. Challenges of working with a small screen 5
5.1.2.2. Can't simply 'pour' a web design into mobile  5
5.1.2.3. Have to design the mobile environment  6
5.1.3. Definition of HMC computing 6

6. Native Apps vs. HTML5 .  6
6.1.1. Definitions of HTML5 & native  6
6.1.2. HTML5 standards development 7
6.1.3. Capabilities of HTML5 in mobile  7
6.1.4. Tradeoffs of using HTML5 (with browser) and native 7
6.1.5. Recommendations  8

7. Smartphone vs. Tablet Development 8
7.1.1. Smartphone development  8
7.1.2. Why it works OK on tablets 8
7.1.3. Requirements for tablet development 8
7.1.4. How smartphone and tablet apps are different  8

8. Hybrid Mobile Cloud Architecture 9
8.1.1. Overall architecture  9
8.1.1.1.1. A coordination between local, native mobile app and the cloud  9
8.1.1.1.2. How native mobile works with the cloud  9
8.1.2. HMC Architecture Features 9
8.1.2.1.1. Local, offline operation  9
8.1.2.1.2. Connecting 10
8.1.2.1.3. Via Wi-Fi 10
8.1.2.1.4. Via Wireless Broadband (3G/4G) 10
8.1.2.1.5. User interface design 10
8.1.2.1.6. Wire frames 10
8.1.3. Designing HMC solutions 10
8.1.3.1.1. The mobile component  10
8.1.3.1.2. The cloud component  10
8.1.3.1.3. The HMC integration  10
8.1.3.1.4. Dealing with smartphone and tablet expressions' of the HMC solution 11
8.1.4. Deployment and management of HMC solutions 11
8.1.4.1.1. Mobile device management (MDM) 11
8.1.4.1.2. Internal, employee facing HMC  11
8.1.4.1.3. External, customer facing HMC 11

9. HMC as a Strategic Asset 12
9.1.1. The changing roles of enterprise IT  12
9.1.1.1.1. From internally facing role to accommodate employees' mobile requirements 12
9.1.1.1.2. To externally facing role that accommodate mobile access by customers  12
9.1.2. HMC enables IT management to leverage customer interaction  12
9.1.3. HMC enables IT to help the CEO deliver mobile services to customers 12
9.1.4. HMC helps drive the 21st century highly interactive organization  12

10.  The Future of HMC Services  12
10.1.1. Becoming a standard way to develop 'serious' enterprise apps 12
10.1.2. Can support internal as well as external  12
10.1.3. Least cost 'smart' routing for data communications  12
10.1.4. Reduced number of mobile platforms  12
10.1.5. Possible merger of notebook and mobile  12

11.  Conclusions  12
11.1.1. HMC is the way forward for enterprise IT  12
11.1.2. HMC will become widely adopted 12
11.1.3. HMC will allow enterprise IT's role in the organization to grow  12
11.1.4. HMC will enable customers to have better experiences interacting with organizations  12

Report Details:
 
Published: Nov 2012
No of Pages: 16
Price: Single User License: US $1995       Corporate User License: US $4995