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As productivity and value grow as business drivers, organizations continue to invest in cloud computing services to help them achieve their goals. InfoWorld’s latest infographic incorporates research results from the 2014 Navigating IT: Objectives and Obstacles study as well as IDG Enterprise’s 2014 Cloud Computing Survey in order to provide IT decision-makers with insight on the future trends of cloud necessary for their cloud investments moving forward.

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  • How are Cloud Objectives and Obstacles Impacting IT Decision-Makers?

    Sources: 2014 Navigating IT: Objectives and Obstacles, InfoWorld / 2014 Cloud Computing Survey, IDG Enterprise1

    To view the complete research results, download the executive summary or contact your InfoWorld sales executive: infoworldmediakit.com

    agree that their organization is evaluating investments in emerging technologies such as SDN and network virtualization as a way to get the most agility out of its cloud investments.161%

    LATEST CLOUD FORECASTWHATS NEXT?Top Goals Driving Cloud Investments are

    #1 Disaster Recovery/Business Continuity #2 Improving Application Scalability/

    Flexibility#3 Eliminating Capital Expenditure

    plan to invest or increase cloud investment in the next 12 months.

    81%

    Organizations are investing in an average of

    3 cloud technologies.WHAT ARE THEY INVESTING IN?Top Cloud Computing Investments are #1 Software-as-a-Service #2 Private Cloud Infrastructure #3 Hybrid Cloud

    57%of IT decision-makers feel that cloud computing will be impacted by the Internet of Things in the next 12 months.

    37%of organizations plan to move data storage/data management to the cloud in the next 3 years. 1

    61%say that vendors must implement monitoring and access control policies and procedures to become a trusted partner. 1

    In 2014,the top benefits of cloud computing include increased IT agility, IT innovation and employee collaboration. 1WHOS INVOLVED?

    Top Individuals Involved in the Purchase Process are1 CIO or Top IT Executive(70% Enterprise vs. 43% SMB)IT/Networking Management(55% Enterprise vs. 30% SMB)IT/Networking Staff(45% Enterprise vs. 25% SMB)

    Enterprise will invest

    $3.3B in cloud servicescompared to

    $400K for SMB.1

    WHAT MAY GET IN THE WAY?Top Cloud Computing Challenges are 1 #1 Concerns about the security

    of cloud computing solutions #2 Concerns surrounding integration #3 Concerns about information governance

    of organizations have created, or plan to create a cloud governance policy.1

    80%