Cloud Computing Asia

14 – 17 May 2012

Venue

Singapore, Singapore, 10 Scotts Road

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About Cloud Computing Asia

The vast majority of senior executives worldwide say their organizations have already moved at least some business activities to the Cloud and expect 2012 investment to skyrocket, according to KPMG's global cloud study.* According to the report 81% of businesses are either planning, are in early or advanced stages of experimentation or already have full-on cloud implementations. Almost one quarter of executives said their organization already runs all core IT services on the Cloud (10%) or is in transition to do so (13%).

Tudor Aw, KPMG's head of technology in the UK comments: "What the survey shows is that ‘cloud' is becoming more of a business and not just a technology conversation. In these harsh economic times, cloud computing should be considered by all companies that strive to reduce costs. Cloud adoption is quickly shifting from a competitive advantage to an operational necessity , enabling innovation that can create new business models and will impact the long-term growth opportunities and competitiveness of businesses. Note: The survey's respondents were made up from organizations that either will use the Cloud or provide Cloud services.