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Utility Computing: Demand Side Needs For On-Demand Services

Product Type: Market Research Report
Published by: IDC
Published: October 2006
Product Code: R104-28331
Description

This IDC study presents survey results that highlight the intentions of organisations in Australia towards utilising the utility computing delivery model for procuring IT and business services.

"Vendors need a clear articulated strategy to target the various market segments and look at various adoption points for implementing a utility computing strategy such as when tackling peak loads or where organisations are looking at consolidation of systems. At this stage selling these services on a standalone basis would prove to be difficult and as the survey results show, some organisations may at present look at adopting this model as an extension within their outsourcing contracts only," says Aprajita Sharma, research manager, Outsourcing and BPO, IDC Australia.

Table of Contents
Table of Contents
IDC Opinion
In This Study
Methodology
Data Collection
Data Analysis
Situation Overview
Introduction
Survey Findings
Demographics of Organisations Surveyed
Figure: Vertical Demographics
Figure: Demographics by Company Size
Understanding the Utility Computing Concept
Figure: Understanding the Utility Computing Concept
Figure: Understanding the Utility Computing Concept
Figure: Understanding the Utility Computing Concept
View on What Best Describes Utility Computing
Table: Terminologies Describing Utility Computing Services
Leveraging Utility Computing Services
Figure: Leveraging Utility Computing Services
Figure: Leveraging Utility Computing Services
Figure: Leveraging Utility Computing Services
Perceived Benefits Of Outsourced Utility Computing
Figure: Perceived Benefits Of Outsourced Utility Computing
Figure: Perceived Benefits Of Outsourced Utility Computing
Figure: Perceived Benefits Of Outsourced Utility Computing
Areas Where the Most Demand is Likely to Come From for Utility Computing Services
Figure: Areas Where The Demand Is Likely To Come From
Figure: Areas Where the Demand Is Likely To Come From
Preference for Utility Computing Services on a Stand Alone Basis Versus Part of a Larger Outsourcing Contract
Figure: Preference for Utility Computing on a Standalone Basis Versus Part of Larger Outsourcing Contract
Figure: Preference for Utility Computing on a Standalone Basis Versus Part of Larger Outsourcing Contract
Figure: Preference for Utility Computing on a Standalone Basis Versus Part of Larger Outsourcing Contract
Future Outlook
Essential Guidance
Actions to Consider
Related Research
Synopsis
Ordering and More Information
Price and Delivery Options



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