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Infographic: What's Driving Investment in Cloud Computing?

by cloudtweaks on January 16, 2012

in Backups, Business, Cloud Computing, Computing, Images, Infographic, Invest, SaaS, Storage, Technology

Infographic: What’s Driving Investment in Cloud Computing?

Reducing the cost of infrastructure and flexibility were the top two reasons for investing in cloud (67% and 54% of respondents respectively). Both drivers reflect the current economic climate and the fact that most IT departments are currently focused on meeting short-term goals. So there’s scope to convince organisations of the long-term benefits that cloud can bring to a company.
Almost 40% of small and medium-size companies rated business continuity and disaster recovery (BC&DR) as a top-three driver, compared with just 15% of large companies — reflecting the fact that it’s harder for smaller organisations to provide that capability in house.

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Source:  http://www.interxion.com 

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