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SMEs using cloud solutions can register up to 10% more revenue than those who prefer solutions implemented at location

15 Dec 2014

According to a recent study, conducted by IDC for SAP SE (NYSE: SAP), the world leader in the business software and technology market, small and medium business (SMB) using cloud software solutions can record revenues up to 10% higher than those who prefer solutions implemented to location, thus, in the next two years the degree of adoption of this technology will continue to increase among companies in this sector

In addition, the same study shows that in 2016 80% of the major public companies in the world will have half of IT infrastructure in the cloud, and 51% of IT budgets are dedicated to cloud projects and services.