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[January 23, 2013]

Netpremacy Global Services Reveal 5 Cloud Computing Trends from Gartner and IDC That Will Shake Up and Shape 2013

Jan 23, 2013 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- In 2012, the cloud gained a lot of ground in terms of the number of businesses that adopted cloud computing. IDC recently announced that they expect the value of the cloud market to increase as much as 130 percent to $43 billion in 2016. "Increased adoption of cloud-based computing is expected to impact the way security is consumed as well as how key government agencies will prioritize security of public cloud infrastructure," was the take from Gartner analysts Ruggero Contu, Lawrence Pingree, and Eric Ahlm in their predictions forecast.

Netpremacy Global Services have produced an article which collates leading analyst insights into an easy-to-read document to enable small and large organisations alike to make decisions for the year ahead. Please see the file attached to access the full document.

Netpremacy Global Services provide Google Enterprise solutions, a full portfolio of IP services including national and cross-border MPLS networks and security services to thousands of organisations in over 33 countries around the world. Their fortnightly newsletter provides insightful industry news on security, connectivity and cloud computing trends.

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