96.3% of businesses in India see cloud as critical to meeting immediate business needs


96.3% of businesses in India see cloud as critical to meeting immediate business needs: NTT Ltd., the global technology services company, today releases its 2021 Hybrid Cloud Report, which highlights the critical need for business agility, and the role hybrid cloud has had on helping businesses achieve this.

 

Before Covid-19, many companies had embarked on digital transformation journeys, but the pandemic highlighted that many were not as agile as they had previously thought. The pandemic laid bare deficiencies in businesses’ cloud infrastructure, security and network architecture capabilities, hindering their ability to adapt and remain agile.

 

The pandemic has forced a cultural mindset shift with global organizations adapting their agility plans from recovering infrastructure and applications to getting office-based workers set up and working from home. Despite this uncertainty, the pandemic has provided a significant opportunity to accelerate digital transformation initiatives.

 

The report, which conducted research with 950 decision-makers in 13 countries across five regions – including Singapore, Hong Kong, India in Asia Pacific (APAC), highlighted the increasing reliance on technology and found that:

 

  • A business lifeline: 90.0% of APAC businesses (88.8% in India) agree that pandemic has forced its business to rely on technology more than ever before
  • The benefits of hybrid cloud are already clear: With 60.3% of APAC organizations (53.8% in India) already using, or piloting hybrid cloud
  • Hybrid cloud is the future: The study found that a further 31.6% of APAC respondents (31.3% in India) plan to implement a hybrid solution within 12-24 months....Read More

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