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    • Service: Advisory, IT Advisory, Governance & Performance, Infrastructure, Information Technology, Application Hosting, Architecture, Information Security Systems
    Industry: Information, Communication and Entertainment, Communications, Software and Business Services
    Type: Business and industry issue, Press release, Survey report
    Date: 8/1/2011
    Trinidad and Tobago - Issues and insights - Articles and publications

    Orchestrating the New Paradigm 

    KPMG's Business Guidelines to Cloud Computing and Beyond.

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    Organisations face immense challenges in the aftermath of the ἀnancial crisis.  In the current fragile economic climate IT often represents a costly and rigid structure that does not live up to expectations. Meanwhile a paradigm shift is taking place: a transition  from locally installed and maintained  IT towards the centralisation and commoditisation of IT services.  A growing number of organisations embrace concepts such as cloud computing in order to reduce IT spending, to increase the speed  of implementations and to ensure  an innovative business approach.

     

    “Cloud is not the future – it’s now. It’s an enabling force for business evolution that goes beyond technology, allowing organizations to more efficiently and effectively reengineer the company’s corporate strategy.”

     

    Steve Hill, Global Cloud Executive Sponsor, KPMG

     

    Mark A. Goodburn, U.S. Advisory Vice Chairman, KPMG

     

    For further insights on cloud computing, visit the KPMG's Cloud Computing website

     

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