An overview of the current challenges, drivers and opportunities for enterprises in the process of digital transformation
March 27, 202312
This IMDC solution overview sets out the
key drivers and challenges influencing
infrastructure strategies for enterprises
in the process of digital transformation,
with a particular focus on the role of
colocation.
With lockdowns, inflation, supply chain
issues and war in Europe, it has been hard
for businesses to steer a steady course over
the past few years. However, two things are
certain; IT spend continues to rise and
everyone is heading into the cloud in pursuit
of digital transformation.
According to IDC, for the first time ever, the majority
of enterprises (53%) have an enterprise-wide
digital transformation strategy, an increase from
37% only two years ago.
Gartner estimates that public cloud services now
account for around $500 billion, or just over 10%
of global corporate IT spend (up from 4% in 2017).
Public cloud apps (SaaS) generate almost $200
billion a year. The IaaS and PaaS markets are both
worth over $100 billion with the highest forecast
CAGR. And business processes, security and
management services are approaching $100 billion.
Private cloud – the proprietary component of what
Forbes describes as the new ‘software economy’
- is moving just as fast, with CAGR of 29.6% and a
value of $130 billion.
According to Microsoft, over 95% of new digital
workloads will be deployed on cloud-native
platforms by 2025, up from 30% in 2021.
Everything is becoming a service; according to
IDC 61% of organisations worldwide are interested
in shifting to consumption-based models for
IT investments rather than capital-intensive
purchases.
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