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93 percent of all organizations are adopting a multi-cloud strategy. Multi-cloud solutions allow businesses to use two or more cloud services from several cloud service vendors. Businesses can avoid vendor lock-in while taking advantage of the best cloud offerings each vendor provides. In the future, more organizations will develop multi-cloud strategies with little to no dependence on a specific cloud provider. Providers will also seek to create partnerships that combine their mutual strengths to speed up market launches and time to … Continue reading “Cloud Computing 2021 Trend No 7 The Rise of Multi-Cloud”

Artificial intelligence aims to automate repetitive tasks and covers a wide range of technologies, including chatbots, location services, and digital assistants. AI is expected to continue to grow with the market exceeding $300 billion by 2024. AI will become more relevant in the workplace as companies use it to streamline business processes and eliminate manual tasks. Increased use of AI for data analysis will help companies gain better insight into their products and services and streamline workflows with activities such as payroll … Continue reading “Cloud Computing 2021 Trend No 6. Artificial Intelligence will play a greater role”

Platform as a service (PaaS) is also expected to see more growth in 2021. PaaS allows companies to use third-party providers to provide cloud-based development platforms. Available through both private and public cloud platforms, PaaS increases stability across the development platform making it easier to develop applications, store data, and test software. The use of PaaS is steadily increasing as businesses seek to modernize legacy applications with cloud-native capabilities. As PaaS offerings expand, small and medium-sized businesses are expected to take advantage of … Continue reading “Cloud Computing 2021 Trend No 5. Rise of Platform as a Service”

The events of 2020 underscored the need for businesses to have scalable and easily accessible disaster recovery solutions. The abrupt shift to remote work exposed vulnerabilities in many disaster recovery plans and resulted in an increased move to cloud-based solutions in 2021. With a cloud-based disaster recovery solution, staff can still access resources and continue working even when it’s not possible to meet in person. IT support teams can also monitor and maintain the business network, allowing businesses to continue … Continue reading “Cloud Computing 2021 Trends No 4: Greater adoption of cloud-based disaster recovery”

Serverless computing is a relatively new cloud offering but demand for the service is expected to grow by 25 percent by 2025. It is especially beneficial for software developers who no longer have to manage and maintain network servers because all resources are allocated by the cloud service provider. Serverless computing removes the need for cloud application developers to have extensive expertise in AWS or Google Cloud Platform. Since they only need to interact with the serverless interface, developers can be … Continue reading “Cloud Computing 2021 Trend No 3: Serverless Computing”

A distributed cloud solution allocates public cloud services to different physical locations to optimize for performance and compliance and is an excellent solution for businesses with specific geographical requirements. Services can be distributed across on-premises locations and multiple third-party data centers. The management and maintenance of the distributed cloud remain the responsibility of the original public cloud provider. Because infrastructure is physically closer to the client, distributed computing helps resolve latency issues and mitigates the risk of total server failure. … Continue reading “Cloud Computing 2021 Trend No 2 :The rise of “Distributed Cloud””

While a public cloud solution comes with benefits such as lower costs, less maintenance, and almost unlimited scalability, it’s not an option for businesses in regulated industries because of strict data security and compliance requirements. A hybrid cloud is a cloud-computing solution that uses both private and public cloud models. 87 percent of enterprises have already adopted hybrid cloud strategies for the benefits it brings by combining the public cloud with the security of a private on-premise cloud environment. A well-designed hybrid cloud environment lets employees … Continue reading “Cloud Computing 2021 Trend 1: More businesses will adopt hybrid cloud services”

More businesses will adopt hybrid cloud services The rise of “Distributed Cloud” Serverless Computing Greater adoption of cloud-based disaster recovery Rise of Platform as a Service Artificial Intelligence will play a greater role The Rise of Multi-Cloud Edge computing will dominate