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The Cloud Computing Act came into effect in September 2015. It encourages cloud adoption in the public sector, and provides support for SMBs that provide cloud services. There has been a flurry of activity by global cloud computing companies seeking to expand their presence in South Korea, which is, in turn, serving as a catalyst to attract other c...

17 Oct 2016  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Asia-Pacific Cloud Computing Services Market

Digitization and Changing Perception Fueling Growth in the Cloud Computing Services Market

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Scope of the report The research report includes the following segments: Product scope: Cloud Computing Services- SaaS, PaaS, IaaS Geographic scope: Asia-Pacific End-user scope: Data Center Providers, Cloud Companies Revenue analysis and forecasts, drivers and restraints, market trends, geographic analysis, emerging trends, competitive trends, and...

The mature Japanese and South Korean facility management (FM) markets are experiencing relatively stable growth post the 2020 disruption, as economic conditions are stable and growth is consistent. The effect of inflation calmed in 2023, and service providers are experiencing stability in terms of margins costs. The markets are motivated by the ado...

10 Mar 2017  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Asia-Pacific Cloud Computing Services Market Analysis, Forecast to 2022

Strong Uptake of Managed Cloud Services Bundled with Value-added Offerings Unlocks Growth Opportunities for Service Providers

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The demand for managed cloud and professional services has been increasing, especially in countries with a mature cloud landscape such as Japan. This arises due to complex Big Data and workloads such as enterprise resource planning (ERP) being increasingly migrated to cloud platforms. The expansion of open source technologies, as well as advances i...

In light of the spate of natural disasters in Japan, businesses are increasingly re-assessing their preparedness for disaster recovery and business continuity planning (DR/BCP). In recent years, Japan has witnessed a wave of migration from UNIX to x86 servers, with many Japanese companies re-configuring their IT infrastructure, focusing on cloud-ba...

Complexities in migration journeys form the key challenge for many end users in Australia, driven mainly by difficulties in migrating complex Big Data applications to the cloud. In addition, many enterprises now have heterogeneous environments consisting of legacy IT infrastructure and cloud-based applications, creating integration challenges in ma...

While the spate of natural disasters and political instabilities has resulted in cautionary ICT spending, these have nevertheless highlighted the importance for enterprises to have robust data migration and disaster recovery solutions. Many companies are turning to managed cloud providers for assistance in moving their workloads to the cloud, to de...

Robust ICT infrastructure and government cloud rollout are expected to serve as key enablers of the market. Singapore leads the ASEAN region in the adoption of cloud computing, given the country’s business-friendly climate and strong infrastructure setup available to host cloud services. Government cloud rollout (G-Cloud) continues to stimulate clo...

The Asia-Pacific cloud computing market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 28.4% during 2016–2022. Revenue grew 30.7% from 2015 to reach $11.34 billion in 2016. Cloud spending was dominated by Japan, Australia, and China in 2016. The key underlying theme across the markets is the increase in demand for managed cloud services. This arises due to Big D...