Category Archives: Cloud Computing
Emerging: Edge Cloud Architecture Continues to Shake Out – IoT World Today
Edge cloud architecture is going to bring about new capabilities. But as data-intensive functionality comes together at the edge, technologies need to develop, then converge, first.
As video streaming, Alexa-type digital assistants and self-driving cars continue to permeate daily life, edge computing architecture has become foundational to enable these tasks.
These data-intensive processes are fueled by a proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices..
According to Statista, there will be 30.9 billion devices by 2025. These devices are becoming increasingly intelligent as well, with more analytics and decision-making capabilities at the device level.
There are more and more devices that need intelligent capabilities, especially to process AI at the edge, said Aditya Kaul, research director at Omdia.
These devices may be sensors at oil rigs, connected heart monitors or components in a self-driving car.
But edge devices and the tasks they enable, such as autonomous driving and real-time video surveillance create massive amounts of data, requiring compute power, bandwidth and memory close to the users and devices that these resources.
Consider a self-driving car that can traverse a street, sensing the speed of and distance from the cars surrounding it. These kinds of processes take many sensors gathering myriad data points that must be processed in the moment; they cannot travel back to a centralized cloud, as the round trip to the cloud and back creates too much delay for processes that need fractions-of-a-second in reaction time. Autonomous vehicles cant wait the extra fractions of a second for data to travel back and forth to the cloud.
For the past decade, many data-intensive computing processes have required a centralized architecture, such as cloud computing to provide the fire power to complete these tasks.
Today, most IT market watchers say that the next era of computing lies at the distributed edge bringing compute, storage and network bandwidth closer to the devices that need those resources.
Keeping AI processing on the edge device circumvents privacy concerns while avoiding the bandwidth, latency, and cost concerns of cloud computing, wrote Omdia in the report Artificial Intelligence for Edge Devices.
These cost and performance gains have made edge computing architecture the next big trend for AI.
The edge is becoming to the 2020s what the cloud was to the 2010s: the strategic focus of competition, wrote Omdia in the report Edge Computing, 5G, and AIa New Competitive Space.
Indeed, interest in edge computing has reached critical mass and beyond. According to a recent IBM survey, 91% of respondents expect to deploy edge computing.
IoT Gets Boost From Edge Cloud
Many industry watchers focus on the new intelligent hardware that edge architecture enables semiconductor chips from the likes of NVIDIA and Intel that bring more intelligence and analytics to the edge, enabling such processes as facial recognition and digital assistants like Alexa autonomous driving and more. These new intelligent chips
But this new competitive terrain does not just reside at the device level , Kaul said, but rather is enabled at the edge. An edge cloud provides the servers, software and networking to enable more data-driven decision making in real time.
Its very much a hot topic, Kaul said. Most of the AI edge discussion has been about the device. With edge cloud, were saying that intelligence will move from the device to a server or appliance close to the device, Kaul said.
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
Check out more from Omdia on Edge, 5G and Intelligent Hardware
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
Kaul said that there is no single configuration or vendor yet that defines an edge cloud. Today, there are several architectures that support edge processes.
There is a lot of discussion about how far away that server should be from the device, what should the latency be of that round-trip time, what is the configuration of those servers? Is it a leaner, more power-efficient server device? Kaul said. There are a lot of questions, and there are no good answers today.
Edge cloud infrastructure can take many forms. An edge cloud may take the form of a series of mini-data centers for a telecom provider, with numerous compact servers residing close-by. But an edge cloud could also consist of a rack of servers that sit in a closet at a Walmart.
There are a range of possible configurations for edge cloud architecture, Kaul said, and there is no clear choice in terms of vendors or configuration.
Edge Cloud and 5G
New connectivity options, such as 5G wireless connectivity, offer greater capabilities at the edge and for edge clouds. 5G promises up to 100 times greater upload and download speeds and network performance enhancements as well that enable the kinds of data-intensive processes that edge processes require.
Experts say that in the future 5G connectivity will be a clear enabler of edge cloud processes.
The edge data center is clearly tied to 5G infrastructure rollout. It offers much lower latency to the end device, Kaul said. It offers much lower latency to the edge device, and that gives you additional capabilities, so you dont have to send everything back to a centralized data center, Kaul said.
Admittedly, though, 5G connectivity is still nascent, as many regions of the U.S. and the globe still lack fiber lines and infrastructure to accommodate 5G.
Still, while 5G rollout is incremental, the digital imperatives of COVID-19 may accelerate this 5G reality. The need for connectivity for remote, digital health, for remote working capability and for new mobile capabilities in the field indicate that 5G connectivity, edge architecture and even AI will ultimately enable one another.
5G will not only be the protocol that launches a thousand new high-throughput applications and use cases like AVs, it will also drive important new low-bandwidth applications. Put another way, because of the new frequencies opened up by 5G, there will be new opportunities for innovation up and down the spectrum, wrote Ben Yu in VentureBeat.
Overall edge cloud is the big trends, and we will see more in 2021, Kaul said.
See the original post here:
Emerging: Edge Cloud Architecture Continues to Shake Out - IoT World Today
Cloud Computing in Healthcare Market Size 2021 By Global Business Trends, Share, Future Demand, Progress Insight, Modest Analysis, Statistics,…
The Global Cloud Computing in Healthcare Market research report contains an in-depth analysis of this market, in which key players are outlined. All the leading companies engaged with the Cloud Computing in Healthcare market are examined. The Cloud Computing in Healthcare market research report offers a comprehensive perspective of the market, which can help in making the right choice for the development of the Cloud Computing in Healthcare market. The report offers essential information such as the CAGR value and SWOT analysis for the forecast period.
The worldwide Cloud Computing in Healthcare market research report delivers a comprehensive analysis of the newest market drivers. The competitive structure has been explained covering development activities related to products, advancements, technologies, and SWOT analysis are explored in this report. This information will help the businesses/clients penetrate or expand in the market. Additionally, this report researches the market in the worldwide market with production, benefits, usage, sales, import & export, market share, and growth rate in the projection period 2020-2025.
Request for Free Sample Report @ https://www.adroitmarketresearch.com/contacts/request-sample/1091?utm_source=Bh
The study contains all resourceful constraints, limitations, openings, challenges as well as outlines the historical data, current and future momentum of the Cloud Computing in Healthcare market. The report also offers extracts regarding statistics, market valuation, and revenue estimates, which further strengthens its status in the competitive spectrum and growth trends embraced by leading manufacturers in the business.
Key players in the global Cloud Computing in Healthcare market covered:
McKesson Corporation, Allscripts, NextGen Healthcare, Epic Systems Corporation, Healthcare Management System, eClinicalWorks, CPSI, Computer Sciences Corporation, and many more.
Browse the complete report Along with TOC @ https://www.adroitmarketresearch.com/industry-reports/cloud-computing-in-healthcare-market?utm_source=Bh
The objective of the report is to present a comprehensive assessment of the market and contains thoughtful insights, facts, historical data, industry-validated market data, and projections with a suitable set of assumptions and methodology. The report also helps in understanding Cloud Computing in Healthcare dynamics, structure by identifying and analyzing the market segments, and project the global market size. Further, the report also focuses on competitive analysis of key players by product, price, financial position, product portfolio, growth strategies, and regional presence.
Cloud Computing in Healthcare Market Segmentation
Type Analysis of Cloud Computing in Healthcare Market:
by End Use (Hospitals, Diagnostics and Imaging Centres, Ambulatory Centres, and Others)
On a regional basis, the market is categorized into five regions such as North America, Latin America, Middle & East Africa, Asia Pacific, and Europe. The report also demonstrates the impact of Porters Five Forces on the global Cloud Computing in Healthcare market. The report covers important Cloud Computing in Healthcare market data in the form of tables,
The report also provides PEST analysis, PORTER & rescues analysis, SWOT analysis to address questions of shareholders to prioritizing the efforts and investment in the near future to emerging segment in Cloud Computing in Healthcare market. The Cloud Computing in Healthcare market report helps the readers in understanding the development factors, industry plans, approaches, and advancement procedures actualized by key market players. The report has been prepared by keeping the clients perspective in mind.
Other important objectives in the Cloud Computing in Healthcare market report:
The research document also divides the Cloud Computing in Healthcare market based on the application scope. Key players profiled in the Cloud Computing in Healthcare market. Insights about the competitive dynamics, along with an analytical review of the industry supply are provided. The report uncovers the production patterns and remuneration of each company across their territories. It further includes Porters five forces analysis as well as SWOT analysis to evaluate the feasibility of a new project. In-depth company profile along with remuneration, pricing model, gross margins, and all other financial aspects are given as well. Substantial information concerning the production pattern, growth rate, and market share of each product type over the analysis period are underlined. The market share of each application together with its growth rate is listed. Revenue share and sales volume estimates of each product type are validated in the report. Key Highlights
Reasons to Buy
To understand the most affecting driving and restraining forces in the Cloud Computing in Healthcare market and its impact on the global market. To gain insightful analyses of the Cloud Computing in Healthcare market 2020-2025 and have a comprehensive understanding of the global market and its commercial landscape. To understand the future outlook and prospects for the Cloud Computing in Healthcare market. Learn about the market policies that are being adopted by prominent organizations. To assess the production processes, major issues, and solutions to mitigate the development liability.
What to Expect from the Report:
The report is designed to mirror real time market developments featuring concrete references of multiple drivers, opportunities as well as challenging implications that are widely prevalent across the market space and interfere with normal growth outflow The report is a meticulous outlook of the current scenario, expanding further in exploring future probabilities that have been compiled post elaborate research practices and surveys Emphasis upon lingering barriers in the market space have been specifically identified to understand stagnancy patterns specific to Cloud Computing in Healthcare market.
Besides requisite information highlighting industry vendors and regional developments, the report further emphasizes developments in the product and application segments. A brief on segment potential has been thoroughly assessed to derive logical deductions favoring high revenue steering business strategies.
The main questions answered in the report are:
What are the key drivers for the global Modular Cloud Computing in Healthcare market? What are the main findings of the five forces analysis of the global Modular Cloud Computing in Healthcare Market? What are the challenges for market growth? What are the major market trends influencing the growth of the global Modular Cloud Computing in Healthcare Market? Who are the key vendors in the global Modular Cloud Computing in Healthcare market? What market opportunities and threats are vendors facing in the global Modular Cloud Computing in Healthcare market?
If you have any questions on this report, please reach out to us @ https://www.adroitmarketresearch.com/contacts/enquiry-before-buying/1091?utm_source=Bh
About Us :
Adroit Market Research is an India-based business analytics and consulting company incorporated in 2018. Our target audience is a wide range of corporations, manufacturing companies, product/technology development institutions and industry associations that require understanding of a markets size, key trends, participants and future outlook of an industry. We intend to become our clients knowledge partner and provide them with valuable market insights to help create opportunities that increase their revenues. We follow a code Explore, Learn and Transform. At our core, we are curious people who love to identify and understand industry patterns, create an insightful study around our findings and churn out money-making roadmaps.
Contact Us :
Ryan JohnsonAccount Manager Global3131 McKinney Ave Ste 600, Dallas,TX75204, U.S.A.Phone No.: USA: +1 210-667-2421/ +91 9665341414
Hybrid Cloud and Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) – Datamation
Please stay tuned for the recording podcast and video will be posted by Tuesday, March 2.
Early in the evolution of cloud computing say, about 2012 many pundits said the public cloud would make data centers obsolete. Yet here in 2021, data centers remain very much alive, with the hybrid cloud providing the crucial link from the legacy world of hulking data centers to the next-gen environment of hyperscale cloud.
Indeed, hybrid cloud has earned a place as a default enterprise technology. This is true despite the fact that Gartner predicts that by 2025, 80% of enterprises will shut down their traditional data centers.
A key technological linchpin in hybrid cloud is hyperconverged infrastructure, or HCI. Once mostly hardware, today HCI software is undergoing rapid adoption. Software-defined, benefitting from API technology, HCI allows sophisticated and flexible cloud management.
To explore the rapid growth of hybrid cloud and HCI, I will speak with Wendy M. Pfeiffer, CIO, Nutanix. Among the questions well discuss:
The rest is here:
Hybrid Cloud and Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) - Datamation
Akka, the Leading Framework for Building Cloud-Native Applications, is Now Available as a Cloud Service on AWS – GlobeNewswire
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Lightbend today announced the introduction of its newest offering, Akka Cloud Platform. Available now on the AWS Marketplace, Akka Cloud Platform makes it simple for enterprise development teams to quickly build and deploy cloud-native microservices on AWS and easily integrate with other AWS and third-party services such as Kafka and Cassandra. Akka Cloud Platform opens the door to more businesses in pursuit of digital transformation initiatives such as IoT, real-time financial processes and modern e-commerce where massive scale, high resiliency and low latency are crucial to success.
Akka Cloud Platform is built on Lightbends powerful Akka Platform technology, the leading framework for building distributed applications, marking the availability of Akka for the first time on a cloud service marketplace. With more than 10 million downloads, Akka is the most used programming model for cloud native applications running on containers on Kubernetes. Enterprises such as Starbucks, Verizon, Tesla and PayPal use Akka to develop microservices based applications optimized for distributed cloud computing requirements of unlimited scale and infallible resiliency to power their most mission critical business applications.
Akka gives developers the building blocks they need to develop cloud native applications without having to worry about the challenges of designing for a massively scalable environment, said Jonas Bonr, the creator of Akka, and CTO at Lightbend. Cloud native is about much more than just the infrastructure layer. Its also about the application architecture that handles things like performance, intelligent scaling, service failure, and streaming data pipelines. Now any developer using AWS can easily leverage the same powerful distributed computing technology that powers many of the worlds most innovative companies.
Akka Cloud Platform for AWS optimizes the capabilities of Akka into the AWS ecosystem, including improved deployment in Amazon EKS. Telemetry and observability provide advanced system monitoring and management and there are simple integration paths for relevant AWS services. Billing is managed through AWS. Akka Cloud Platform will be available on additional cloud service providers throughout the year.
Learn more about Akka Cloud Platform.
About LightbendLightbend (@Lightbend) is leading the enterprise transformation toward real-time, cloud-native applications and setting the standard for cloud native architectures. Lightbend provides scalable, high-performance microservices frameworks and streaming engines for building data-centric systems that are optimized to run on cloud-native infrastructure like Red Hat OpenShift. Lightbend powers the worlds most innovative companies. For more information, visit http://www.lightbend.com.
Editorial ContactJoanne Harris+1 425 295 1373joanne.harris@lightbend.com
The rest is here:
Akka, the Leading Framework for Building Cloud-Native Applications, is Now Available as a Cloud Service on AWS - GlobeNewswire
How colocation fits alongside a cloud-native architecture – ComputerWeekly.com
Technology will have an important role to play in supporting business growth opportunities as organisations begin to claw back the ground they lost during the coronavirus crisis.
It is likely that many technology-powered growth initiatives will rely on the flexibility of cloud computing, to enable organisations to deliver new products and services quickly, while maintaining a controllable and agile cost model that allows them to expand quickly as and when they need to.
But some applications, particularly those that have been designed as single tenanted, cannot shift easily to the cloud. They will major reworking, which is the main reason organisations continue to bear the costs associated with running their own datacentre facilities.
Colocation datacentre providers have carved a niche, helping organisations to lower the overheads associated with running their own datacentres. Multiple companies can rent server space in large facilities that offer all the necessary power, cooling and networking required to run their customers IT equipment.
Discussing how customer requirements for colocation are shifting, Jeff DeVerter, chief technology officer at Rackspace, says: A big change weve observed in colocation is the proliferation of smaller, closer to customer locations. We continue to see growth in private cloud deployments. They are being used in conjunction with public cloud resources or datasets creating a multicloud architecture. The lines between public and private are starting to become less visible which is a trend we expect to continue.
Deloittes latest technology, media and telecommunications predictions for 2021 estimate that cloud revenues will increase by 30% or more between 2021 and 2025. The coronavirus pandemic has forced businesses to look at new ways to grow.
As demand for public cloud services grows, colocation providers have carved a new niche for themselves as hybrid cloud specialists. They have needed to adapt due to shifts in the way enterprises want to deploy core business applications.
A Deloitte global survey of 50 CIOs, undertaken in April 2020, found that the proportion of total workloads done on-premise will fall to 35% in 2021 from 59% in 2019. According to the Deloitte study, CIOs expect public clouds share to grow from about a quarter to over a third (23% to 38%), with private cloud reaching 20% and hybrid cloud accounting for 7% of workload.
As a result, along with providing datacentre hosting for customers own systems, some colocation providers have expanded into managed services, where virtualised workloads are isolated in multi-tenanted server environments. While the public cloud is largely recognised as being the more secure and cheaper option for most enterprises, IT leaders are generally risk-averse and try to avoid being locked into the technical infrastructure of a single hyperscale provider.
This has led to an opportunity for colocation providers to evolve and rebrand themselves as multicloud and hybrid cloud providers, offering fast data connectivity to public clouds such as Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure.
One of the first things that IT decision-makers need to work out is whether workloads are cheaper to run in the public cloud.
Some workloads are not so well suited to public cloud deployment. An application that does not require the elasticity needed to cope with peak usage can be more cost-effectively deployed in an environment that does not charge based on use. When using public cloud, public infrastructure as a service (IaaS) and platform as a service (PaaS) offerings, organisations are billed continuously as consumption occurs, instead of a one-time payment when they procure their datacentre capacity.
As analyst Gartner points out in a recent report, in cloud computing, organisations are confronted with the difficulty of creating accurate cost estimates. They are often hit by bills that they apparently cant explain and struggle to identify items that are responsible for spending. As a result, financial management is often overlooked until spending is out of control, warn Gartner senior director analysts Marco Meinardi and Traverse Clayton.
For multinational organisations and those companies with large branch networks, architecturally, the public cloud offers an elegant way to deploy a manageable IT environment. But it is not perfect.
Organisations need to consider latency in terms of how quickly data can be processed to deliver business insights. This is particularly relevant when data needs processing close to where it is generated or there are regulations that prevent data from being processed outside of the country where it is generated.
Edge devices in an industrial context, such as a wind farm, may each offer local processing in real time. Trend analysis may also need to be performed rapidly to manage unforeseen events, adapt to environmental changes and keep production optimal. To avoid latency and backhaul network congestion, it is largely accepted that such data processing needs to be run near the industrial facility, which has led some colocation providers to specialise in supporting edge computing. More advanced processing may require data being uploaded to the public cloud, such as for predictive analytics, which usually involves connectivity to the public cloud providers,
In its Datacentre and colocation market trends 2021 report, analyst Forrester describes the concept of data gravity, which introduces strategic decision points on expansion plans based on where data will be in the future.Careless enterprises can create data silos and make migrations, network access, and contracts costly, warns analyst Abhijit Sunil in the report.
Forrester urges IT leaders to consider a hybrid cloud model for deploying workloads. Here, critical applications are housed in a colocation datacentre and can have direct access to the cloud through gateways in the same datacentre.
According to ISG (Information Services Group), enterprises are embracing colocation in the datacentre market as a way to enable multicloud strategies and deal with concerns about data sovereignty, security and privacy regulations.
In an effort to save valuable time, money and space, many large enterprises will look to move in-house IT operations to managed colocation facilities or sell their datacentres and lease the space they need to operate, says Barry Matthews, partner and leader at ISG North Europe.
The 2020 ISG provider lens next-gen private/hybrid cloud datacentre services & solutions report for the UK notes that many enterprises in the country focus on colocation because it allows them to locate and manage data closer to their cloud, network and security functions. ISG reports that UK enterprises are increasingly viewing colocation providers as an extension of their business, with providers offering services such as tracking provisioning status, interacting with customer support and monitoring system health in real time.
In spite of Deloittes predictions of massive growth in public cloud services, ISGs research finds that about 60% of UK enterprise workloads still reside on-premise and many in private datacentres are operated by internal staff.
Among the reasons why businesses are choosing colocation, according to ISG, are the need for auditing data location, migrating software licences to the public cloud, hyper-converged systems capacity and affordability, and improved management tools.
With the UK facing the dual challenges of Brexit and the pandemic, the report sees UK enterprises moving cautiously with new IT projects. Due to Brexit, companies are not circulating large requests for proposals and requests for information, but at the same time, many are concerned about a potential shortage of niche tech skills. The perceived skills gap, along with continuous demand for innovation, could eventually lead to more IT outsourcing deals.
This skills gap was highlighted in a recent survey of 1,870 IT decision-makers for Rackspace Technologies. The survey revealed that more than a third (35%) of artificial intelligence (AI) research and development initiatives in the UK either fail or are abandoned, with a large proportion (48%) therefore outsourcing the tech support to trusted external partners due to a lack of internal resources.
The technical know-how to deploy hardware and software infrastructure for AI also exists in the area of high-performance computing (HPC). In Forrestersreport, analyst Sunil notes that almost all major IT providers now offer HPC infrastructure capabilities in varying degrees.
HPC workloads impose intensive physical requirements that include purpose-built, high-density datacentres that vendors provide directly or through partnerships with cloud companies, says Sunil. For instance, Cyxtera, Digital Realty and Equinix offer Nvidia DGX-ready datacentres for supporting AI-based deep learning applications.
It is largely recognised that hiring new datacentre staff is extremely difficult. The Uptime Institute recently reported that across Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), 81,500 new roles will be created for datacentre staff by 2025. This suggests a growing skills crisis, which the Uptime Institute believes will further drive enterprises to outsource at least part of their datacentre computing to public cloud or colocation providers.
While IT leaders are cognisant of the skills shortage in hot technology areas such as HPC and AI, the Uptime Institutes research shows that the skills crisis envelopes all areas of the datacentre. Enterprise facilities are currently the most numerous type of datacentre and are typically smaller than many colocation and almost all cloud facilities. According to the Uptime Institute, this often means there are fewer opportunities for economies of scale including for staff. For example, job roles such as IT hardware technicians and electricians are required in all datacentres, regardless of size.
Last year, in its Multi-tenant datacentre and services industry 2020 report, 451 Group described colocation as the obvious vehicle for connecting enterprises, service providers and cloud platforms.
UK enterprises frequently want to use more than one hyperscaler because each one has particular strengths related to vertical solutions, pricing and other factors. But as ISG points out, enterprises see some barriers to a multicloud setup, including orchestrating their workloads. This is one of the trends driving the expansion of colocation services. ISGs research found that many customers are turning to service providers to help them manage multicloud environments.
See the article here:
How colocation fits alongside a cloud-native architecture - ComputerWeekly.com
Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods Market Future Growth Insight And Competitive Outlook 2025 | Amazon Web Services, Microsoft,…
Global Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods market report presents an overview based on the historic data. Report provides market key segmentation such as product type, industry, key regions and key companies. On the basis of historic data, market size has been forecasted in terms of revenue from base year 2020 to 2025. Research report includes in detailed study of growth factors, restrains, opportunities, technological innovations and trends of the global Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods market. Report also covers the impact of drivers and restrains region and country wise and the opportunities during the forecast period.
Get Sample Copy of this Report: https://www.adroitmarketresearch.com/contacts/request-sample/983?utm_source=Bh
In addition, report on global Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods market presents strategic analysis and ideas for new entrants using historic data study. Thus, report provides estimation about the market size, revenue, sales analysis and opportunities based on the past data for current and future market status. Report covers analysis of different enterprises as part of global Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods market. There are some important tools for any market movement. Also report forecasts the market size of global Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods market in Compound Annual Growth Rate in terms of revenue during the forecast period.
Top Leading Key Players are:
Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, Google Cloud Platform, IBM, Artha Systems LLC, Cloud4Wi, Commercetools, NextOrbit, PlumSlice Labs, retailcloud, Springboard Retail and SPS Commerce
Access full Report Description, TOC, Table of Figure, Chart, etc. @ https://www.adroitmarketresearch.com/industry-reports/cloud-computing-market-in-retail-and-consumer-goods?utm_source=Bh
Experts have offered details on the current and the forecast demand made by the main regions. The report also offers information on the unexplored areas in these regions to help the producers to plan promotional strategies and create demand for their new and updated products. Moreover, global Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods market size, share, supply, demand, consumption, price, import, export, type, and application segment information by region has been included in the report.
The main objective of this research report is to present the comprehensive analysis about the factors which are responsible for the growth of the global Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods market. The study report covers all the recent developments and innovations in the market for a Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods. The global Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods market is likely to provide insights for the major strategies which is also estimated to have an impact on the overall growth of the market. Several strategies such as the PESTEL analysis and SWOT analysis is also being covered for the global market. These strategies have an impact on the overall market.
The Global Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods is segmented by:
By Type:
NA
By Application:
NA
In addition, study report covers all the important geographical regions which have good market growth of global Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods market. Government organizations and policy makers are taking initiatives to promote the global Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods market thus it is boosting the growth of global Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods market. Furthermore, report presents the end users on the basis of enterprise size for the global Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods market. Report is beneficial for any user of any department as report provides strategic analysis for the expansion of the business cross the globe.
What to Expect From the Report:
Introduction of the global Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods market with details on product overview and scope of the report and executive summary Details on manufacturer information, regional segmentation A thorough understanding of market dynamics comprising drivers, trends, challenges, and threats that could have an influence on market growth course
Research Report Offers the Below Industry Insights:
Assessment of different product types, applications, and regions A brief introduction on global Industrial Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods market scenario, development trends, and market status Top industry players are analyzed and the competitive view is presented The revenue, gross margin analysis, and market share is explained Top regions and countries in the market is stated Market strategy, share, opportunities, and threats to the global Industrial Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods market development are mentioned Lastly, conclusion, data sources, and detailed research methodology is covered
The Following Queries Have Been Explained in This Research Report:
Who are the competitors in the global Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods market? What products or services does the market sell? What is the market share of each competitor? What type of medium is used to promote products or services? What will the market size and growth rate be in 2025? What potential market threats are competitors? What are the challenges of the global Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods market for market growth?
For Any Query on the Cloud Computing Market in Retail & Consumer Goods Market: https://www.adroitmarketresearch.com/contacts/enquiry-before-buying/983?utm_source=Bh
About Us :
Adroit Market Research is an India-based business analytics and consulting company. Our target audience is a wide range of corporations, manufacturing companies, product/technology development institutions and industry associations that require understanding of a markets size, key trends, participants and future outlook of an industry. We intend to become our clients knowledge partner and provide them with valuable market insights to help create opportunities that increase their revenues. We follow a code- Explore, Learn and Transform. At our core, we are curious people who love to identify and understand industry patterns, create an insightful study around our findings and churn out money-making roadmaps.
Contact Us :
Ryan JohnsonAccount Manager Global3131 McKinney Ave Ste 600, Dallas,TX 75204, U.S.APhone No.: USA: +1 972-362 -8199 / +91 9665341414
Easily Learn the Essentials of Cloud Computing With This Course – MakeUseOf
Solve latency issues & improve overall tech processes with cloud computing, microservices, and machine learning.
Cloud computing is a model through which users can access applications from any place through their linked devices. The apps exist in specific data centers where the system resources get dynamically provisioned and distributed to achieve systems of scale.
Cloud computing will be at the forefront of all technologies to solve business challenges, improve e-governance, provide apps to solve customer problems, and more. We have a deal for you on understanding the basics of cloud computing and become a cloud architect.
The nine-course bundle covers the evolution of cloud technology, discuss different cloud service models, and learn about cloud deployment models. Lets explore the bundle:
The clouds main appeal is to reduce the time to market your apps that needs to scale dynamically. Developers can take advantage of cloud services to enhance application portability, allow efficient DevOps-style workflow, and more.
So get yourself enrolled in the cloud computing architect course and start learning. The deal is available for only $30.
Comprehensive coding boot camps provide an entry into the coding space. Find out what they are, what you'll learn, and if it's the right fit for your programming journey!
With his M.Optom Degree in Eye Care Speciality, Rahul worked as a lecturer for many years in the college. Writing and teaching others is always his passion. He now writes about technology and make it digestible for readers who don't understand it well.
Join our newsletter for tech tips, reviews, free ebooks, and exclusive deals!
Please confirm your email address in the email we just sent you.
Go here to read the rest:
Easily Learn the Essentials of Cloud Computing With This Course - MakeUseOf
Hackers and Data Security on Cloud Based Computing Systems – Technotification
One of the primary reasons so many hackers aim squarely at larger corporations using cloud-based computing systems is because thats where the money is. When you think about it so, the hackers have a job to do, just like everyone else. They have a limited amount of time to complete their job, so it makes sense to invest their time and efforts into businesses that are likely to give them the best possible results.
This is the reason, hackers see large businesses using improperly secured cloud-based computing systems as being somewhat of a jackpot. When you consider all this, it suddenly appears that the number of cyber-attacks against cloud-based systems has increased.
Many of those media reports fail to mention that the number of companies that have changed to cloud computing has also increased. With more companies moving to the cloud and away from in-house data storage solutions and servers, of course, it seems as though just those with cloud-based services are being targeted.
Most of those organizations are shifting their services and data into the cloud to take advantage of the increased flexibility, potential cost-savings, and the ability to scale services when theyre required. Unfortunately, too many businesses rely on the standard cloud installation process instead of customizing cloud computing solutions and security settings to suit their personal needs. A standard installation can be replicated across lots of different enterprises and companies, which means all the security settings are similar and become more vulnerable to cyber-attack.
Think about it this way: a thief could break into your home and steal your personal belongings. However, that same thief could also take more risk by breaking into a bank and getting a much larger payoff. The bank has significantly more security in place than your personal home, but the bigger payoff is worth the risk to some thieves.
Now translate that same analogy into cloud computing. Hackers aim at larger cloud servers because thats where the bigger payoff is for them. Imagine a hacker breaking into a massive cloud database such as Gmail and grabbing data from millions of email accounts.
However, there will always be some hackers who aim at easy targets, which include those companies with poorly secured in-house servers and data systems. The charge may be less, but the job is much easier for them to get in and get back out again with your sensitive data.
When you boil it down, a cloud-based system is inherently more secure overall. A larger cloud service provider such as Google or Amazon, or Microsoft needs to focus strongly on being as secure as possible to reduce the threat of cyber-attack on millions of accounts.
In fact, hackers continue to target onsite data servers at the same frequency as they always did. Its merely the number of businesses that have moved to cloud services that have increased, which shows up on statistics as a sharp increase in cloud-based cyber-attacks.
Continue reading here:
Hackers and Data Security on Cloud Based Computing Systems - Technotification
Granulate Wins Cloud Development Innovation of the Year at 2020-21 Cloud Awards – PRNewswire
TEL AVIV, Israel, Feb. 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Granulate, a leading provider of autonomous real-time computing workload optimization and cost reduction solutions, has been named the 2020 winner of the Cloud Development Innovation category in the Cloud Awards. After a lengthy review process, the announcement occurred at the InternationalCloud Computing Awards program, The Cloud Awards.
Granulate provides real-time computing performance optimization with its AI-driven solution that tailors computing workload prioritization for the unique needs of any company in any industry. With Granulate's solution, companies see rapid and drastic performance improvement, including up to a 5x increase in throughput, 40% faster response times, and a reduction in cloud computing costs of up to 60%. Designed to function in any computing infrastructure or environment, implementing Granulate is simple and fast, requiring zero code changes or R&D involvement, with results within days, if not hours.
"We are honored to be recognized as the Cloud Innovation of the year in the Cloud Computing Awards," said Asaf Ezra, CEO and co-founder of Granulate. "Our optimization solution enables companies of any size to significantly reduce computing costs while improving performance, not only in the cloud, but on-prem as well, with minimal effort. We are excited to receive this honor, and will continue to develop our solutions to further improve computing efficiency for our customers. Optimizing computing power means optimizing business."
The Cloud Awards program celebrates the brightest and the best in Cloud Computing. Open to organizations across the globe, the Cloud Awards is the first and largest recognition platform of its kind.
"Performance and resource usage is often overlooked when deploying to the cloud, as development and product teams focus on the end deliverables. The judges were particularly impressed by the solution offered by Granulate which offers customers huge savings, both in cost and in the environmental impact that can be achieved with next to no effort," said Cloud Award Judge Richard Geary. "Cloud technologies make a good platform for turning around urgent applications rapidly and at scale. This was clearly evidenced in the range of innovative technological solutions that Granulate has offered during the Pandemic."
"Every year, we find ourselves reporting the winners of the Cloud Awards, in simple awe at the scalability and agility of cloud-based solutions. Previous winners have risen superbly to the evolving challenges organizations must face in our increasingly unrecognizable modern world," said Head of Operations for the Cloud Awards, James Williams.
Hundreds of organizations entered the Cloud Awards, with entries coming from across the globe, covering the Americas, Australia, Europe and the Middle East. You can view the full shortlist here: https://www.cloud-awards.com/2020-shortlist/.
About Granulate
Granulateis a real-time, autonomous computing optimization company that delivers reduced compute costs, faster response time, and better throughput, without any code changes required. Granulate's patent-pending next-generation solution provides AI-driven infrastructure and workload optimization for robust compute performance and cost improvements in any computing environment, empowering businesses of any size from any industry by bolstering their computing power while slashing computing costs. Companies that have implemented Granulate have reduced compute expenses by up to 60%, benefitting from a 40% response time reduction and 5X increase in throughput.
Granulate Media ContactRaanan Loew[emailprotected] US: +1-347-897-9276
About the Cloud Awards
TheCloud Awardsis an international program which recognizes and honors industry leaders, innovators, and organizational transformation in cloud computing. The awards are open to large, small, established, and start-up organizations from across the entire globe, with an aim to find and celebrate the pioneers who will shape the future of the Cloud as we move into 2021 and beyond. The Cloud Awards currently offers two awards programs, the Cloud Computing Awards, and the Software-as-a-Service Awards. For more information about the Cloud Awards, please visithttps://www.cloud-awards.com.
Cloud Awards ContactJames Williams Operations http://www.cloud-awards.com[emailprotected]
SOURCE Granulate
More:
Granulate Wins Cloud Development Innovation of the Year at 2020-21 Cloud Awards - PRNewswire
Cloud Computing Technologies Market Executive Summary And Analysis By Top Players 2021-2027| Inc., Microsoft Corporation, Google LLC NeighborWebSJ -…
Los Angeles, United State, February 2021, QY Research offers an overarching research and analysis-based study on the global Cloud Computing Technologies market, covering growth prospects, market development potential, profitability, supply and demand, and other important subjects. The report presented here comes out as a highly reliable source of information and data on the global Cloud Computing Technologies market. The researchers and analysts who have prepared the report used an advanced research methodology and authentic primary and secondary sources of market information and data. Readers are provided with clear understanding on the current and future situations of the global Cloud Computing Technologies market based on revenue, volume, production, trends, technology, innovation, and other critical factors.
Major Key Manufacturers of Cloud Computing Technologies Market are: Amazon.com, Inc., Microsoft Corporation, Google LLC, Oracle, Cisco Systems, Inc., Alphabet Inc., Salesforce.com, Inc., SAP SE, Dell Technologies Inc., IBM, Alibaba Group Holding Limited, Rackspace Technology, Inc., Adobe Inc., SAS Institute Inc., TIBCO Software Inc.
Get PDF template of this report:https://www.qyresearch.com/sample-form/form/2351831
The report offers an in-depth assessment of key market dynamics, the competitive landscape, segments, and regions in order to help readers to become better familiar with the global Cloud Computing Technologies market. It particularly sheds light on market fluctuations, pricing structure, uncertainties, potential risks, and growth prospects to help players to plan effective strategies for gaining successful in the global Cloud Computing Technologies market. Importantly, it allows players to gain deep insights into the business development and market growth of leading companies operating in the global Cloud Computing Technologies market. Players will also be able to know about future market challenges, distribution scenarios, product pricing changes, and other related factors beforehand.
Global Cloud Computing Technologies Market by Type Segments:
by Service, Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), Software as a Service (SaaS) by Deployment, Public Cloud, Private Cloud, Hybrid CloudCloud Computing Technologies
Global Cloud Computing Technologies Market by Application Segments:
, by Service, Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), Software as a Service (SaaS), by Deployment, Public Cloud, Private Cloud, Hybrid CloudCloud Computing Technologies
Table of Contents
1 Report Overview 1.1 Study Scope 1.2 Key Market Segments 1.3 Market Analysis by Type1.3.1 Global Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size Growth Rate by Type: 2020 VS 20261.3.2 Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)1.3.3 Platform as a Service (PaaS)1.3.4 Software as a Service (SaaS) 1.4 Market by Application1.4.1 Global Cloud Computing Technologies Market Share by End Users: 2020 VS 20261.4.2 BFSI1.4.3 IT and Telecommunications1.4.4 Retail and Consumer Goods1.4.5 Manufacturing1.4.6 Energy and Utilities1.4.7 Healthcare and Life Sciences1.4.8 Media and Entertainment1.4.9 Government and Public Sector1.4.10 Others1.5 Study Objectives1.6 Years Considered2 Global Growth Trends 2.1 Global Cloud Computing Technologies Market Perspective (2015-2026) 2.2 Cloud Computing Technologies Growth Trends by Regions2.2.1 Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size by Regions: 2015 VS 2020 VS 20262.2.2 Cloud Computing Technologies Historic Market Share by Regions (2015-2020)2.2.3 Cloud Computing Technologies Forecasted Market Size by Regions (2021-2026) 2.3 Cloud Computing Technologies Industry Dynamic2.3.1 Cloud Computing Technologies Market Trends2.3.2 Cloud Computing Technologies Market Drivers2.3.3 Cloud Computing Technologies Market Challenges2.3.4 Cloud Computing Technologies Market Restraints3 Competition Landscape by Key Players 3.1 Global Top Cloud Computing Technologies Players by Market Size3.1.1 Global Top Cloud Computing Technologies Players by Revenue (2015-2020)3.1.2 Global Cloud Computing Technologies Revenue Market Share by Players (2015-2020) 3.2 Global Cloud Computing Technologies Market Share by Company Type (Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3) 3.3 Players Covered: Ranking by Cloud Computing Technologies Revenue 3.4 Global Cloud Computing Technologies Market Concentration Ratio3.4.1 Global Cloud Computing Technologies Market Concentration Ratio (CR5 and HHI)3.4.2 Global Top 10 and Top 5 Companies by Cloud Computing Technologies Revenue in 2019 3.5 Key Players Cloud Computing Technologies Area Served 3.6 Key Players Cloud Computing Technologies Product Solution and Service 3.7 Date of Enter into Cloud Computing Technologies Market 3.8 Mergers & Acquisitions, Expansion Plans4 Cloud Computing Technologies Breakdown Data by Type 4.1 Global Cloud Computing Technologies Historic Market Size by Type (2015-2020) 4.2 Global Cloud Computing Technologies Forecasted Market Size by Type (2021-2026)5 Cloud Computing Technologies Breakdown Data by End Users 5.1 Global Cloud Computing Technologies Historic Market Size by End Users (2015-2020) 5.2 Global Cloud Computing Technologies Forecasted Market Size by End Users (2021-2026)6 North America 6.1 North America Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size (2015-2026) 6.2 North America Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size by Type (2015-2020) 6.3 North America Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size by End Users (2015-2020) 6.4 North America Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size by Country (2015-2020)6.4.1 United States6.4.2 Canada7 Europe 7.1 Europe Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size (2015-2026) 7.2 Europe Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size by Type (2015-2020) 7.3 Europe Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size by End Users (2015-2020) 7.4 Europe Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size by Country (2015-2020)7.4.1 Germany7.4.2 France7.4.3 U.K.7.4.4 Italy7.4.5 Russia7.4.6 Nordic8 Asia-Pacific 8.1 Asia-Pacific Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size (2015-2026) 8.2 Asia-Pacific Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size by Type (2015-2020) 8.3 Asia-Pacific Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size by End Users (2015-2020) 8.4 Asia-Pacific Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size by Region (2015-2020)8.4.1 China8.4.2 Japan8.4.3 South Korea8.4.4 Southeast Asia8.4.5 India8.4.6 Australia9 Latin America 9.1 Latin America Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size (2015-2026) 9.2 Latin America Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size by Type (2015-2020) 9.3 Latin America Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size by End Users (2015-2020) 9.4 Latin America Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size by Country (2015-2020)9.4.1 Mexico9.4.2 Brazil10 Middle East & Africa 10.1 Middle East & Africa Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size (2015-2026) 10.2 Middle East & Africa Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size by Type (2015-2020) 10.3 Middle East & Africa Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size by Application (2015-2020) 10.4 Middle East & Africa Cloud Computing Technologies Market Size by Country (2015-2020)10.4.1 Turkey10.4.2 Saudi Arabia10.4.3 UAE11Key Players Profiles 11.1 Amazon.com, Inc.11.1.1 Amazon.com, Inc. Company Details11.1.2 Amazon.com, Inc. Business Overview11.1.3 Amazon.com, Inc. Cloud Computing Technologies Introduction11.1.4 Amazon.com, Inc. Revenue in Cloud Computing Technologies Business (2015-2020))11.1.5 Amazon.com, Inc. Recent Development 11.2 Microsoft Corporation11.2.1 Microsoft Corporation Company Details11.2.2 Microsoft Corporation Business Overview11.2.3 Microsoft Corporation Cloud Computing Technologies Introduction11.2.4 Microsoft Corporation Revenue in Cloud Computing Technologies Business (2015-2020)11.2.5 Microsoft Corporation Recent Development 11.3 Google LLC11.3.1 Google LLC Company Details11.3.2 Google LLC Business Overview11.3.3 Google LLC Cloud Computing Technologies Introduction11.3.4 Google LLC Revenue in Cloud Computing Technologies Business (2015-2020)11.3.5 Google LLC Recent Development 11.4 Oracle11.4.1 Oracle Company Details11.4.2 Oracle Business Overview11.4.3 Oracle Cloud Computing Technologies Introduction11.4.4 Oracle Revenue in Cloud Computing Technologies Business (2015-2020)11.4.5 Oracle Recent Development 11.5 Cisco Systems, Inc.11.5.1 Cisco Systems, Inc. Company Details11.5.2 Cisco Systems, Inc. Business Overview11.5.3 Cisco Systems, Inc. Cloud Computing Technologies Introduction11.5.4 Cisco Systems, Inc. Revenue in Cloud Computing Technologies Business (2015-2020)11.5.5 Cisco Systems, Inc. Recent Development 11.6 Alphabet Inc.11.6.1 Alphabet Inc. Company Details11.6.2 Alphabet Inc. Business Overview11.6.3 Alphabet Inc. Cloud Computing Technologies Introduction11.6.4 Alphabet Inc. Revenue in Cloud Computing Technologies Business (2015-2020)11.6.5 Alphabet Inc. Recent Development 11.7 Salesforce.com, Inc.11.7.1 Salesforce.com, Inc. Company Details11.7.2 Salesforce.com, Inc. Business Overview11.7.3 Salesforce.com, Inc. Cloud Computing Technologies Introduction11.7.4 Salesforce.com, Inc. Revenue in Cloud Computing Technologies Business (2015-2020)11.7.5 Salesforce.com, Inc. Recent Development 11.8 SAP SE11.8.1 SAP SE Company Details11.8.2 SAP SE Business Overview11.8.3 SAP SE Cloud Computing Technologies Introduction11.8.4 SAP SE Revenue in Cloud Computing Technologies Business (2015-2020)11.8.5 SAP SE Recent Development 11.9 Dell Technologies Inc.11.9.1 Dell Technologies Inc. Company Details11.9.2 Dell Technologies Inc. Business Overview11.9.3 Dell Technologies Inc. Cloud Computing Technologies Introduction11.9.4 Dell Technologies Inc. Revenue in Cloud Computing Technologies Business (2015-2020)11.9.5 Dell Technologies Inc. Recent Development 11.10 IBM11.10.1 IBM Company Details11.10.2 IBM Business Overview11.10.3 IBM Cloud Computing Technologies Introduction11.10.4 IBM Revenue in Cloud Computing Technologies Business (2015-2020)11.10.5 IBM Recent Development 11.11 Alibaba Group Holding Limited10.11.1 Alibaba Group Holding Limited Company Details10.11.2 Alibaba Group Holding Limited Business Overview10.11.3 Alibaba Group Holding Limited Cloud Computing Technologies Introduction10.11.4 Alibaba Group Holding Limited Revenue in Cloud Computing Technologies Business (2015-2020)10.11.5 Alibaba Group Holding Limited Recent Development 11.12 Rackspace Technology, Inc.10.12.1 Rackspace Technology, Inc. Company Details10.12.2 Rackspace Technology, Inc. Business Overview10.12.3 Rackspace Technology, Inc. Cloud Computing Technologies Introduction10.12.4 Rackspace Technology, Inc. Revenue in Cloud Computing Technologies Business (2015-2020)10.12.5 Rackspace Technology, Inc. Recent Development 11.13 Adobe Inc.10.13.1 Adobe Inc. Company Details10.13.2 Adobe Inc. Business Overview10.13.3 Adobe Inc. Cloud Computing Technologies Introduction10.13.4 Adobe Inc. Revenue in Cloud Computing Technologies Business (2015-2020)10.13.5 Adobe Inc. Recent Development 11.14 SAS Institute Inc.10.14.1 SAS Institute Inc. Company Details10.14.2 SAS Institute Inc. Business Overview10.14.3 SAS Institute Inc. Cloud Computing Technologies Introduction10.14.4 SAS Institute Inc. Revenue in Cloud Computing Technologies Business (2015-2020)10.14.5 SAS Institute Inc. Recent Development 11.15 TIBCO Software Inc.10.15.1 TIBCO Software Inc. Company Details10.15.2 TIBCO Software Inc. Business Overview10.15.3 TIBCO Software Inc. Cloud Computing Technologies Introduction10.15.4 TIBCO Software Inc. Revenue in Cloud Computing Technologies Business (2015-2020)10.15.5 TIBCO Software Inc. Recent Development12Analysts Viewpoints/Conclusions13Appendix 13.1 Research Methodology13.1.1 Methodology/Research Approach13.1.2 Data Source 13.2 Disclaimer 13.3 Author Details
Request Customization of Report @https://www.qyresearch.com/customize-request/form/2351831
Why to Buy this Report?
The report is a perfect example of a detailed and meticulously prepared research study on the global Cloud Computing Technologies market. It can be customized as per the requirements of the client. It not only caters to market players but also stakeholders and key decision makers looking for extensive research and analysis on the global Cloud Computing Technologies market.
About Us:
QYResearch always pursuits high product quality with the belief that quality is the soul of business. Through years of effort and supports from huge number of customer supports, QYResearch consulting group has accumulated creative design methods on many high-quality markets investigation and research team with rich experience. Today, QYResearch has become the brand of quality assurance in consulting industry.