70% of the enterprises state that reducing their hardware and maintenance costs is the key to upgrading to cloud services
Qatar Government’s investment in ICT infrastructure is expected to expose enterprises to latest technology services from the Europe and North America
IT maturity among SMEs in Qatar is low, and IT infrastructure relatively weak resulting in undefined and unfocussed IT expenditure
The cloud market is dominated by private cloud and IaaS. However, public cloud and SaaS market will have the maximum traction in the next 5 years
Cloud is mostly driven by the need to save on costs as infrastructure is relatively expensive and hard to acquire
Private cloud dominates the Qatar Cloud market, and is forecast to represent 49% of total cloud market in 2021
BFSI and Oil & Gas sectors would be largest adopters of cloud services for solutions related to operational efficiency and real time monitoring
Hybrid clouds are consumed by enterprises that need high data security but simultaneously opt for maximum automation
The companies in Qatar are still sceptical about the public cloud. This is mainly due to security and regulations in the country
Of the CIOs, 90% have cloud implementation, especially IaaS followed by SaaS, planned in the next four years
Enterprises in Qatar slow in adopting PaaS due to a lack of understanding, and limitations of public and private IaaS compatibilities
Qatar cloud market has strong competition from both local cloud providers as well as international cloud providers
Local cloud providers mainly compete on private and IaaS cloud, whereas global providers lead public and SaaS market
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