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14 Cloud Computing Predictions for 2011 from Chirag Mehta and R « Ray » Wang

Mehta and Wang’s predictions are:

1. Most new procurement will be replaced with cloud strategies
2. Private clouds will serve as a stepping stone to public clouds
3. Cloud customers will stop saying « the cloud is not secured » and start asking hard questions about how the cloud can be secured
4. Public cloud adoption will be temporarily reduced by concerns about cybersecurity. Private clouds will be kept for security and backups.
5. A transition from best-of-breed purpose-built applications to « cloud mega stacks » will occur. (See our article « Jive Just Became a Platform Vendor » for more on this idea.)
6. App stores will be the predominate channel for application deployment
7. User experience and scale will no longer be mutually exclusive
8. Custom application development will shift to the cloud
9. Development-as-a-Service and Platform-as-a-Service will merge
10. Integration vendors will be expected to offer integration beyond data
11. Consumer tech features such as social business platforms, mobile enterprise capabilities, predictive analytical models and unified communications will continue to proliferate in the enterprise
12. Customers will demand better virtualization
13. The overall technology landscape will simplify thanks to the cloud
14. Archiving and data management will be core competencies for cloud users

via readwriteweb.com

Strata Gems: Three key data trends for 2011

Data markets, real-time technology, and the race for developers

by Edd Dumbill | @edd | Comments: 1 | 24 December 2010

   

The market for data

The rise of real-time

The race for developers