- of
41%
of respondents have some sort of cloud computing services running on their network.
61%
have deployed virtualization of some type.
55%
have virtualized "mission-critical" servers.
28%
have rolled out desktop virtualization technology.
More than
80%
of those who use virtualization cite cost savings as the primary driver.
30%
say virtualization's virtue comes in deploying servers faster.
41%
report they've deployed virtualization to simplify management.
36%
say the biggest problem with virtualization is a lack of appropriate tools to monitor their virtual machines.
41%
of cloud customers use some form of software-as-a-service, such as Salesforce.com or Google Apps.
29%
have deployed private clouds.
19%
use some form of infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) such as Amazon EC2.
22%
of respondents say they lack the tools necessary to manage and monitor cloud activities.
33%
say that lower infrastructure costs are the primary driver for adopting cloud services.
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