Why Cloud Computing Is Here to Stay

While energy prices and CPU power consumption are out of the control reducing operating expense by optimizing amount of labor needed to perform day-to-day maintenance, upgrades and provisioning of the new equipment. Let's take a look at where the data center dollars go. Costs associated with server management and administration have certainly been on a rise. When meeting with clients, particularly in healthcare, one is no longer surprised to hear about 4-5 month lead time to provision a server just for the development. In an age where company's ability to launch new products and solutions ahead of the competition this kind of service is a drag. Successful companies must learn how to reduce time of product delivery to market, start and pilot projects with low start up costs.