Hybrid cloud is big business, and not just for providers.
Though cloud infrastructure is traditionally thought of as a cost of doing business, recent trends show that enterprises consider IT departments and infrastructures to be revenue generators. Not only must they support business requirements, they must also be fast to respond quickly to market demands.
So it’s no surprise that, according to a report by Frost & Sullivan, 89% of U.S.-based IT decision-makers plan on increasing their hybrid infrastructure by 2017.
