November 25, 2021
Pankaj ChopraToday, most businesses regard the cloud as solely a technology platform. Cloud technology, one of the trendiest themes in the tech sector, is altering the world of software development.
By 2025, cloud computing will be more than just a technology solution to delivering apps; it will also be a fundamental driver of business innovation. To deliver competitive services and strong customer experiences, the increasingly digital enterprise relies on technology, cloud migration is necessary, and cloud computing will be at the center of the most recent and emerging technological innovations: artificial intelligence, “internet of things” services, edge and quantum computing, to name a few.
Amazon Web Services was used by roughly 79 percent of organizations by 2021. Furthermore, another 13% is more likely to start with AWS because it has recently become the face of cloud services.
Other competitors, such as Oracle, take corporate operations to one level up through digital transformation. Enterprises are typically complicated, with numerous moving elements. The workflow nature has created a plethora of opportunities for the digital transformation and cloud computing firms.
For additional instruction, by 2025, nearly all businesses will have adopted a cloud-first strategy, and cloud spending will outpace non-cloud spending. According to the Gartner 2020 Cloud End User Behavior research, approximately 70% of respondents want to increase their cloud spending in the coming year.
Although certain legacy IT, such as wireless access points or mainframe computers, will not migrate to the cloud, many other applications and workloads, such as cloud servers, storage, and networking, will.
Cloud computing trends to watch out for in 2025
Transformation of IoT and cloud
The number of gadgets that can connect to an internet connection to gather, store, import, and analyze data has substantially expanded.
According to a market study, there will be about 25 billion IoT devices in 2021.
Prior to a few years, the figure was 14.2 billion. This exponential rise in the hardware sector will continue in the future. Cloud transformation and IoT platforms were designed to complement one another. As long as these gadgets are in operation, they collect and arrange data.
This implies that there must be an efficient method for storing and accessing the collected data.
Disaster recovery and backup
In recent years, the number of cyberattacks has increased. It is, however, not surprising. Cyberattacks are projected to increase in tandem with the digitalization’s rate. Subscribing to cybersecurity services on the market does not have to cost a fortune. Even though some hacks might permanently disable crucial data on servers, a cloud-based recovery method may be your only option!
Infrastructure for IT without servers
Many IT organizations devote significant efforts to infrastructure maintenance. The introduction of architecture that is serverless will enable these IT organizations to save a substantial amount of money on infrastructure maintenance.
Essentially, businesses choose to outsource infrastructure maintenance to a third-party service provider rather than investing time, money, and human resources in it. They can put these resources to greater use by concentrating on their core business rather than just maintaining their infrastructure.
Cloud computing and artificial intelligence
As the world becomes more AI-centric, this is undoubtedly the most anticipated fusion. Data analytics and Artificial intelligence are becoming increasingly important components of many corporations and businesses. Organizations can increase their chances of automation by embracing these technologies. It also decreases cross-departmental friction by addressing contextual operations.
CONCLUSION
According to the Gartner 2020 Cloud End-User Behavior study, more than three-quarters of respondents prefer cloud computing in their preferred location. As a result, Gartner predicts that by 2025, 50% of enterprises will be using the dispersed cloud, a significant increase from today. As you can see, the key reason why businesses employ cloud computing is the ease of use it gives. Cloud computing service providers should be able to keep up with the market’s speed. The fusion of several technologies also contributes to the creation of an overall efficient cloud architecture.
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About the Author:
Pankaj Chopra, Sales Head & AVP, Far East, Motherson Technology Service SG PTE. Ltd
Helping businesses achieve excellence for a better world is a goal Pankaj shares with Motherson Technology Services.
Pankaj leads the Far East business for Motherson Technology Service SG PTE. Ltd. Motherson Technology Services is a joint venture between Motherson and Sumitomo Wiring Systems Co. Ltd. and provides end-to-end IT solutions focusing on driving technology-led transformation.
Pankaj has 25+ years of IT industry experience in managing business and Sales Teams across India and the Far East. As an industry veteran, Pankaj has deep domain expertise in BFSI, Enterprise, and Public Sector verticals. In addition, Pankaj is a certified AWS Business Professional and is currently helping clients in the areas of legacy modernization & transition to the Cloud.
Pankaj also focuses on meeting new-age customer demands based on domain-led next-generation services including Cloud, Industry 4.0, Intelligent automation with client-centric business models. With two-decade-long experience, Pankaj has had the opportunity to experience changing customer expectations first-hand, work with industry stalwarts to shape the future of work, and navigate the evolving business paradigm while enabling him to forge critical relationships with clients and partners, including Fortune 500 companies.
