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One area of confusion concerning Cloud computing is its relationship with outsourcing: ultimately IT service delivery from the Cloud is outsourcing because it is the delivery of shared, multi-tenanted IT services by external parties for the consumption of organisations of all sizes in any geography. However, for those organisations already outsourcing aspects of their IT, the Cloud delivery model raises operational questions about how best to transition to this lower cost capability and which areas offer the most appropriate point from which to begin the migration. And what indeed should the CIO expect from an outsource agreement as this delivery model becomes more mainstream? An area we explored in “ Cloud Computing – A step-change for IT services”, and that is now coming more sharply into focus, is the role of the service integrator. This is the ability of the service provider to assist with the integration of SaaS solutions and on-premise software implementations to create mixe...

Favours regulatory framework for providing citizen services Infosys CEO Kris Gopalakrishnan on Friday favoured creation of a regulatory framework to tap the huge cloud computing potential for providing citizen services. Talking to reporters after delivering a talk on ‘Growing penetration of information systems and relevance of cloud computing for inclusive growth' at the College of Defence Management here, he said the delivery of citizen services could be accelerated if there was a regulatory framework. However, while moving to cloud computing the private security of individuals needed to be protected. He said the Confederation of Indian Industry was preparing a draft paper on the regulatory framework. He said Infosys was just starting in the area of cloud computing and developing new models. The IT industry must take advantage of the shift towards cloud computing as there were multiple opportunities. Around 3 per cent of the revenues at Infosys were from cloud computing....

News Flash JPC CHIEF TO NDTV: ASKED DOT TO GIVE ALL REPORTS DURING MARAN'S TENURE: JPC CHIEF Article Infosys bets big on cloud computing, appoints 2,000 experts Press Trust of India, June 2, 2011 (New Delhi) 1) { s += ' google_ad_client = "pub-7641565019577886"; /* 468x60, created 3/6/09 */ google_ad_slot = "8438645248"; google_ad_width = 640; google_ad_height = 70; google_max_num_ads = 1; google_ad_type = 'text'; google_ad_output = 'js'; //--> Ads by Google Free Stock Tips on SMS – Intraday,Cash,F&O, Positional Calls With Unicon Trading A/c. Act Now! UniconDirect.com/FreeStockMktTips Country's second largest software exporter Infosys Technologies is betting big on cloud computing and has already appointed about 2,000 experts to work on the technology. "About eight months ago, comp...

Around two-third of mid-sized businesses will look to increase their use of cloud computing over the next year, according to a new survey. Technology firm IBM found that over half of the 2,000 companies questioned will see their IT budgets increase over the next 12 to 18 months, with many looking at cloud computing and virtualisation. Furthermore, 62 per cent of those questioned said that customer relationship management will be among their most critical IT priorities as many firms try and get the most out of every customer. Andy Monshaw, general manager for IBM Midmarket, said that the figures reflect a positive outlook for the industry as they look to "advance their role as engines of economic growth". "When we spoke to midsize firms 18 months ago, most were focused on reducing costs and improving efficiencies," he added. "Today, the conversation is also about expanding their business, connecting with customers and gaining greater insights." ...