For sure, “Hybrid Cloud” has reached to an advance level from mere a buzzword in the Indian tech industry. Different IT companies are doing researches to explore it further. Latest in the leads is HP, which has reportedly disclosed a new research report. The report revealed the information that enterprises see hybrid delivery as the future of cloud and highlights the challenges they face in creating hybrid environments.
As cloud adoption gains momentum, it is clear that enterprises anticipate using a hybrid delivery model consisting of traditional IT, managed cloud, private and public cloud offerings, going forward. According to a new study commissioned by HP, 69 per cent of organizations in Asia-Pacific and Japan surveyed said that they intend to pursue a hybrid cloud delivery model.
The study also revealed that more than 60 per cent of senior business and technology executives surveyed are concerned about vendor lock-in when implementing cloud solutions. Seventy-two per cent of respondents said that portability of workloads between cloud models also is important when implementing cloud solutions.
When considering adoption of a public cloud solution, technology executives stated that their organizations need an open, transparent underlying infrastructure (68 per cent), service level agreements (60 per cent) and enterprise billing (47 per cent), before putting production applications in the cloud.
Additionally, 62 per cent of business and technology decision-makers said it is important for their organizations to be able to burst to an external cloud services provider to gain instant access to additional capacity and easily manage uneven service demands.
