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Gartner’s Cloud Research Overview

Posted by: Dmitry Sotnikov on: March 24, 2009

Gartner’s recent “Key Issues for Cloud-Enabled application infrastructure, 2009″ was published on March 17. And in my opinion is does not really have much besides the common-sense discussion on how cloud/services approach to application delivery is poised to grow in mid-size market and is disruptive for traditional players: Microsoft, Oracle, IBM.

I guess I could have summarized the report as “the cloud change is big and disruptive but everyone at Gartner is watching it.”

If you are keeping track of the cloud app market development and various Gartner reports you probably won’t find much new information in the report. If not – it can be a good quick summary of why the change is disruptive, which markets are affected, and a reference to all the recent reports which Gartner had on the relevant topics.

You can find the report here.

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