Loud Computing has a bright future before him, concludes the research firm Global Industry Analysts, who in his latest report shows that services related to cloud computing should generate global revenues of some 222.5 billion dollars by 2015.

An explosive growth due to several factors summarized the study. He said the companies forced to upgrade their overall infrastructure, both computer telecoms, would regard the Cloud as a means of streamlining cost, while gaining flexibility and agility in particular. Among the reasons cited by the firm, the low implementation costs and ease of deployment occupy the top spots.

If the increasing number of suppliers of technology will help drive the adoption of Cloud in airlines they have already implemented virtualization or Green policies will naturally have a greater propensity to switch to a distributed model, says Global Industry Analysts, as Cloud Computing is a direct extension of its two components.
Unsurprisingly, the uncertain economic climate, coupled with a recession that lasts, is considered a trigger for the adoption of cloud computing, said the firm, companies are coping with intense cuts and spending cuts. The Cloud, with its low investment and low cost in terms of management, thus represents an appropriate response, concludes Global Industry Analysts.

Finally, the firm highlights the rise of Open Source, and its characteristics, in business, explaining that the cloud seems to fit with the trend still higher, the open model. The Cloud Open Source offer according to the firm extensive integration opportunities between private and public Cloud, one of the next challenges companies will face. 3b, Amazon Web Services, Google, IBM, Joyent, Layered Technologies, Microsoft, OpSource, Rackspace, Red Hat, Salesforce.com, Skytap, and Terremark Worldwide is the market identified by Global Industry Analysts.