Cloud delivery models are making remote infrastructure management providers develop holistic infrastructure outsourcing strategies to serve the evolving market demand. The increasing buyer demand for integrated end-to-end solutions coupled with the growing convergence of RIM providers with traditional players is making asset-light providers look beyond labor driven pure management services.
This research by Everest Group analyzes the impact of cloud delivery models on the infrastructure outsourcing market. It also contains a case study on Cognizant’s datacenter strategy for cloud and other infrastructure services.
Scope
Analysis of different models in infrastructure outsourcing
Growth of remote infrastructure management services (RIM)
Crisis of genre faced by RIM providers
Disruption caused by cloud delivery models on infrastructure outsourcing
A case for holistic infrastructure outsourcing service strategy
Case study on Cognizant’s datacenter strategy
Contents
This report analyzes the impact of cloud delivery models impacting the asset-light infrastructure management service market. It makes a case for these providers to move beyond labor-driven models to holistic infrastructure service strategies, which include datacenter services. As an example, the research profiles Cognizant’s datacenter strategy, which is enabling it to move beyond the RIM model and cater to the evolving infrastructure service demands.
Business pressures on enterprise IT
Different cloud infrastructure models
Provider’s role in cloud infrastructure engagements
Challenges and opportunities from cloud for pure-play cloud management
Building a holistic infrastructure strategy for asset-light players
Note: this report is from 2012. See our most recent R2R research report.
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