Here are the organizations attitudes, toward and plans for cloud computing.

In this survey captured by Connectikpeople, you can discover that, this survey conducted November 4-6, 2013, had unveiled the following realities:

·       Only 10% of decision makers surveyed have a very positive opinion when they hear the term "cloud computing".

·       Only 4% of decision makers surveyed fully trust public cloud providers to

safeguard their data.

·       Four times as many organizations run their applications in a private cloud or on-premises data center as run applications in the public cloud.

·       There is significant change anticipated in the mix of cloud vendors that will be used over the next 12-18 months.

·       The most significant inhibitor to adoption of the public cloud is the anticipated difficulty associated with data migration.

Osterman Research conducted a market research survey with organizations that had at least 100 employees to determine their attitudes toward and plans for cloud computing.