Last year, Evolve IP surveyed IT professionals and executives on cloud adoption, and they told us adamantly that the cloud was no passing phase, that they were overwhelmingly believers, and they had a clear roadmap for migrating services.
We just completed our follow up survey of 1,257 executives and IT professionals about cloud adoption – and we’ve seen more interesting results that solidify last year’s trends. For example, executives and IT managers have different expectations and beliefs about The Cloud – however, nine out of 10 agree that the future model of IT is definitely cloud computing. In fact, 81 percent of all respondents already have deployed at least one service in the cloud.
For a look at some of the other interesting statistics that came out of this new survey, click here to download the “Cloud of Dreams” infographic – where you can also access the full survey results paper.
About Don Mennig
A B2B technology marketing expert, Don Mennig has enjoyed a 20-year career building brands, driving leads and generating revenue. Prior to joining Evolve IP he served as the Executive Director of Marketing for ASI. There he grew ASI’s Software as a Service (SaaS) product from 3,000 to 50,000 seats and its hosted web platform from 4,000 to 14,000 sites. He previously owned Satient Marketing Communications where he consulted with clients ranging from the Fortune 500 to start-ups in online marketing, PR, advertising, graphic design, and branding. Mr. Mennig has won several awards including a 2012 Communicator Award, the 2008 Telly Award, and the 1999 Emmy Award for Outstanding Production Design, he was also a finalist for American Business Media’s 2009 CEBA (best B2B marketing campaign). He was recognized in 2007 by the Web Marketing Association for landing page design, in 2005 as the Rising Star Employee of the Year for ASI, and has received the Dale Carnegie award for Outstanding Individual Achievement. Mr. Mennig graduated from Rowan University with a bachelor’s degree in communications and a specialization in radio and T.V. with a concentration in journalism.
