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Executive summary
Defining the cloud
Private cloud introduction
Overview Private cloud market
Market Trends
Drivers and inhibitors
Competitive landscape
Opportunities
Conclusion
Executive summary
Private cloud computing is a large and growing market that is particularly
Internetbased
access to
low cost
computing
&
application
s
The
Cloud
Fundamental principles
Highly
abstracted
Hardware
Hardware and
and
related
related
infrastructure
infrastructure is
is
highly
abstracted
highly abstracted
from
from the
the users
users
Immediate
ly scalable
Usage
Usage and
and cost
cost
can
be
scaled
can be scaled
according
according to
to the
the
needs
without
needs without any
any
additional
additional
contracts
contracts or
or
penalties
penalties
Source: Deloitte, KPMG report - The Cloud Changing the Business Ecosystem
Multitenant
Multi-tenant
Multi-tenant
architecture
architecture
enables
enables numerous
numerous
enterprises
enterprises to
to have
have
computing
computing
capabilities
capabilities
Pay-asyou-go
Payment
Payment is
is
variable
variable based
based on
on
the
actual
the actual
consumption
consumption of
of the
the
users
users
issues such as data security and performance. Smaller companies are less
interested in Private Clouds probably due to costs concerns.
Source: https://www.signalalliance.com/wp-content/uploads/.../Private-cloud.pptx
market in 2011. Private Cloud Market to Reach $69 Billion by 2018. For this
private cloud market is expected to grow with a CAGR of 22% for the period of
2013 2018.
Application virtualization tools is the leading segment in the private cloud with
Market Trends
Increased adoption of
hybrid cloud computing
models
Increased productivity of
the network infrastructure
Major challenge is
migrating legacy
applications on a private
cloud computing platform
Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/09/08/research-and-markets-idUSnBw085454a+100+BSW20140908
Quicker payback
Increased ROI
Accelerated deployment
Lower upfront investment
Greater flexibility and scalability
Focus on core competencies
Inhibitors
Resistance to IT change
Security and compliance issues
One size fits all approach
Source: Deloitte
Competitive landscape
ORACLE
HP
VMware
Microsoft
Targets
Medium to Large
Enterprise Customers
Consumers, SMB,
Medium and Large
Customers
Consumers, SMB,
Medium and Large
Customers
Go-to-Market
Direct and
Channel
Hardware
Software
VMwares offers
only the IaaS
platform
Solutions
Optimized/engineered
HW+SW Oracle-IP
solutions to solve
complex computing
needs in the data
center
VMware vCloud
Suite
VMware vSphere
OpenStack Virtual
Appliance
Microsoft Windows
Server 2012 (includes
Hyper-V)
Microsoft System
Center 2012
Microsoft provides
common cloud
management, but still
requires management
components from
partners since it
doesnt own the full IT
stack
Opportunities
The preference for third party delivered, or managed, private cloud will increase
over the next two years as hybrid integration, increased complexity of clouds
and security concerns challenge enterprise IT skills and capabilities, according to
a report from Technology Business Research.
This migration is expected to result in customers using a systems integrator or
private cloud vendor to save time and reduce costsoverall the $41 billion
private cloud market in 2014 will grow at a 14 percent compound annual growth
rate (CAGR) to $69 billion vendor opportunity by 2018.
The cloud-based security services market will be worth $2.1 billion in 2013,
rising to $3.1 billion in 2015, and the top three most sought-after cloud services
moving forward will remain email security, Web security services and identity
and access management (IAM), according to a recent report from IT research
firm Gartner.
Source: http://www.eweek.com/cloud/private-cloud-market-to-reach-69-billion-by-2018.html
Conclusion
Microsoft has been the most influential and dominant player in the technology
industry for many years; however, it faces numerous challenges as the PC world
dramatically changes. It has a strong presence in the data center and has
aggressively embraced cloud computing, but faces significant competition from
other cloud infrastructure and platform service providers.
Microsoft should aggressively invest in expanding the number of its own data
centers and also push in parallel its own partners to expand their own capacities
Microsoft has been playing catch-up, with the objective to become a leader in
market of its cloud portfolio and grow the overall ecosystem of capabilities and
end users on its cloud platform.