Are you ready for the Deluge of Private Clouds !

Public Clouds have shown the way that Cloud Computing is feasible and a disruptive technology which business needs for agility and economy.
In the next year the private clouds, real private clouds (not virtual data centers named as private clouds) will exceed the public clouds we have today .
Governments across the world will build numerous private clouds for their own national requirements, large corporations especially the Fortune 500 companies will build their own private clouds ( http://www.fortune500s.net/fortune500-list.php). Large corporations function like governments given their size and reach.

Are you ready for the deluge of Private Clouds!

A number of companies in fortune 500 list already have private clouds and many like GE have launched world class energy efficient green data centers to meet their computing needs.

Some of the smaller companies will build their private clouds, but will have to take the hybrid cloud route for cloudbursts since they cannot justify the cost.
The next wave in cloud computing will be IT Governance of private clouds which will need third party consulting and assurance to keep the lights burning.
The number of private clouds will be almost 5 times more then then the public clouds available today and opens a huge opportunity for Cloud Enabled Data Center Engineering. The big winners in this opportunity will be IBM, Dell, Cisco, HP, Microsoft, Vmware and a other companies who partner these IT giants.
In cloud consulting the winners will be IBM, HP, Deloitte, KPMG, Accenture, Cognizant Technology and PWC.
Are you ready for the deluge of Private Clouds !
Are you ready for the next big opportunity in Cloud Computing !

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