It is very hard to say.
Here are some of my own observations.
1. Driven by the mobile wave, cloud computing will be ubiquitous.
Driven by mobile devices such as mobile phones and tablets, the market demand for cloud computing will grow further. Each application deployed on the cloud will increase the business value of cloud computing.
2. The number of third-party cloud platforms will increase.
As with past operating systems and browser w***s, third-party applications that meet user needs and eventually become popular will drive growth in cloud computing platforms.
3. Cloud computing reduces enterprise consumption.
Cloud computing can reduce the loss caused by unsmooth communication between the enterprise and the outside. Companies that cannot avoid this loss will gradually withdraw from the market. With the popularity of automated transactions and the renewal of real-time supply chains, communication between employees and customers will be accelerated in the cloud.
4. A new price w*** will be inevitable.
The current cloud computing industry is on the eve of a new round of price w***s. Companies are trying to seize the market, and in the future, they will certainly use an active price reduction strategy to weaken their competitors' advantages.
5. Cloud storage will become a major service trend.
As a major cloud computing service trend, cloud storage can provide storage services for enterprises over the network at any time. As cloud security improves, cloud storage will become more common. In the future, access to your data from any device, anytime, anywhere, will be extremely simple.
6. Enhanced social features of cloud computing
Cloud computing is moving tow***ds socialization. Data released through cloud applications can not only be shared through traditional emails but also meet the requirements of social media. Various monitoring functions provided by the social media platform can collect and filter data in real-time. Enterprises and customers can communicate with each other more conveniently through this channel.