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TheGlobal Healthcare Cloud Computing Marketwas valued at USD XX million in 2016, and is expected to grow at a CAGR of XX% by 2025.

Market is growing by increasing demand for better healthcare facilities across the globe. Raising concerns over data security and privacy may hinder the adoption of market. Whereas, increasing adoption of IT to surge cloud computing and reduce healthcare costs is fueling the market in projected year.

Top Key Companies Analyzed inGlobal Healthcare Cloud Computing Market are IBM Corporation, Microsoft Corporation, Carestream Health, Athenahealth, Inc., Cisco Systems, Inc., ClearData Networks, Inc., EMC Corporation, and Others.

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What you can expect from our report: Total Addressable Market [ Present Market Size forecasted to 2026 with CAGR ] Regional level split [North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, South America, Middle East & Africa] Country wise Market Size Split [Important countries with major market share] Market Size Breakdown by Product/ Service Types [ ] Market Size by Application/Industry verticals/ End Users [ ] Market Share and Revenue/Sales of 10-15 Leading Players in the Market Production Capacity of Leading Players whenever applicable Market Trends Emerging Technologies/products/start-ups, PESTEL Analysis, SWOT Analysis, Porters Five Forces, etc. Pricing Trend Analysis Average Pricing across regions Brandwise Ranking of Major Market Players globally

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Global Healthcare Cloud Computing Industry 2019 Market Research Report is spread across 121 pages and provides exclusive vital statistics, data, information, trends and competitive landscape details in this niche sector.

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Research Methodology:

The market is derived through extensive use of secondary, primary, in-house research followed by expert validation and third party perspective, such as, analyst reports of investment banks. The secondary research is the primary base of our study wherein we conducted extensive data mining, referring to verified data sources, such as, white papers, government and regulatory published articles, technical journals, trade magazines, and paid data sources.

For forecasting, regional demand & supply factors, recent investments, market dynamics including technical growth scenario, consumer behavior, and end use trends and dynamics, and production capacity were taken into consideration.

Different weightages have been assigned to these parameters and quantified their market impacts using the weighted average analysis to derive the market growth rate.

The market estimates and forecasts have been verified through exhaustive primary research with the Key Industry Participants (KIPs), which typically include:

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Major Points Covered in Table of Contents:

1 Executive Summary

2 Methodology And Market Scope

3 Healthcare Cloud Computing Market Industry Outlook

4 Global Healthcare Cloud Computing Market Component Outlook

5 Global Healthcare Cloud Computing Market Service Model Outlook

6 Global Healthcare Cloud Computing Market By Regional Outlook

7 Competitive Landscape

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COVID-19 Impact On Healthcare Cloud Computing Industry 2020: Global Market Size, Share, Emerging Trends, Business Growth Applications, SWOT Analysis...

Dublin, Aug. 21, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Cloud Computing Market by Service Model (Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS)), Deployment Model (Public and Private), Organization Size, Vertical, and Region - Global Forecast to 2025" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The global cloud computing market size is expected to grow from USD 371.4 billion in 2020 to USD 832.1 billion by 2025, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 17.5% during the forecast period.

Digital business transformation has entered a more challenging and urgency-driven phase due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Global giants are providing customers with cost-effective and productive digital solutions as every industry is economically hard-hit from the pandemic. The sudden shutdowns of offices, schools, and enterprises have increased the demand for cloud solutions and services.

The cloud market in verticals such as IT, telecom, BFSI, and media and entertainment has impacted positively due to the work from home initiative. Employees are using cloud collaboration platforms for communicating and consuming OTT streaming services heavily as they need to stay at home amidst lockdowns.

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) to help enterprises in enhancing infrastructure scalability and performance

IaaS enables enterprises to leverage their IT infrastructure without paying for the construction of the physical infrastructure. Moreover, it provides flexibility, mobility, easy, and scalable access to applications, and enhances collaboration to help enterprises focus on their core businesses.

The increasing internet access through smartphones and other devices has spurred the digitalization trend among enterprises that generate large volumes of business data daily. These factors have increased the enterprises' concerns over losing the focus on core business operations and meeting the demand for clients. IaaS helps in reducing the cost of deploying IT infrastructure, hardware, and in hiring skilled resources. These benefits, in turn, are expected to drive the adoption of IaaS.

Retail and consumer goods vertical to grow at the highest rate during the forecast period

The retail and consumer goods vertical is one of the fastest-growing verticals with respect to the adoption of emerging and innovative technologies, such as cloud computing, big data analytics, DevOps, digital stores, and social networks. Various factors driving this adoption are the rising purchasing power of customers and the need to satisfy customer expectations leading to the existing customer retention and new customer acquisition. Online retailing and cloud technologies have significantly disrupted the retail and consumer goods vertical leading to the adoption of cloud computing mainly for storage, backup, and security services.

North America to hold the largest market size and Asia Pacific (APAC) to grow at the highest rate during the forecast period

North America is the most mature market in terms of cloud computing services adoption, due to several factors, such as the presence of many enterprises with advanced IT infrastructure, and availability of technical expertise. APAC is expected to offer significant growth opportunities for cloud computing vendors during the forecast period. Rapid advancements in emerging technologies, IT infrastructure services, and the Internet of Things (IoT) have led many organizations to adopt cloud computing services.

Key Topics Covered

1 Introduction1.1 Introduction to COVID-191.2 COVID-19 Health Assessment1.3 COVID-19 Economic Assessment1.4 Objectives of the Study1.5 Market Definition1.6 Market Scope1.7 Currency1.8 Stakeholders

2 Research Methodology

3 Executive Summary

4 Premium Insights4.1 Attractive Growth Opportunities in the Cloud Computing Market4.2 Market: by Service Model, 2020 Vs 20254.3 Market: by Infrastructure as a Service, 2020 Vs 20254.4 Market: by Platform as a Service, 2020 Vs 20254.5 Market: by Software as a Service, 2020 Vs 20254.6 Market: by Deployment Model, 2020 Vs 20254.7 Market: by Vertical, 2020 Vs 20254.8 Cloud Computing Market Regional Scenario, 2020-20254.9 Market Top Countries, 2020

5 Market Overview and Industry Trends5.1 Introduction5.2 Market Dynamics5.2.1 Drivers5.2.1.1 Inclination of Enterprises Toward Automation and Agility5.2.1.2 Enhanced Customer Experience With Personalization and Collaboration5.2.1.3 Increased Return on Investments With Lower Infrastructure and Storage Costs5.2.1.4 Surging Demand for Remote Workspaces With COVID-19 Outbreak5.2.1.5 Rise in Demand for Cloud-Based Business Continuity Tools and Services5.2.1.6 Business Expansions by Large Vendors Across Geographies to Acquire Untapped Customer Base5.2.1.7 Proliferation of Digital Content and Upsurge in Internet Usage5.2.1.8 Need for Disaster Recovery and Contingency Plan5.2.2 Restraints5.2.2.1 Cyberattacks Damaging Business Operations and Critical Data Loss5.2.2.2 Limited Technical Expertise Among Enterprises in Technologically Developing Geographies5.2.2.3 Inadequate Network Bandwidth Providers and Lack of Access to High-Speed Internet in Large Number of Countries5.2.3 Opportunities5.2.3.1 Increase in Adoption of Hybrid Cloud Services5.2.3.2 Boosting the Adoption of Edge Technologies5.2.3.3 Rise in Number of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises to Create New Revenue Opportunities for Cloud Vendors5.2.3.4 Telecom Service Providers Leveraging Existing Infrastructure to Offer Cloud-Based Services5.2.3.5 Increasing Business Tie-Ups With Device Manufacturers5.2.3.6 Bridging the Connectivity and Accessibility Gap5.2.3.7 Need for Secure Cloud Environments to Increase Significantly5.2.4 Challenges5.2.4.1 Need to Manage Regulatory and Compliance Policy Needs5.2.4.2 Compatibility Complexities With Legacy Systems5.2.4.3 Fear of Vendor Lock-In5.3 COVID-19-Driven Market Dynamics5.3.1 Drivers and Opportunities5.3.2 Restraints and Challenges5.3.3 Cumulative Growth Analysis5.4 Regulations5.4.1 General Data Protection Regulation5.4.2 Payment Card Industry-Data Security Standard5.4.3 Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act5.4.4 Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act5.4.5 Sarbanes-Oxley Act5.4.6 SOC25.5 Trends5.6 Value Chain5.7 Ecosystem

6 COVID-19 Focused Developments and Strategies6.1 Connectivity Providers/Original Equipment Manufacturers6.2 Cloud Service Providers6.3 Consultants/Managed Service Providers

7 Cloud Computing Market, by Service Model7.1 Introduction7.2 Infrastructure as a Service7.3 Platform as a Service7.4 Software as a Service

8 Cloud Computing Market, by Infrastructure as a Service8.1 Introduction8.2 Primary Storage8.3 Disaster Recovery and Backup8.4 Archiving8.5 Compute

9 Cloud Computing Market, by Platform as a Service9.1 Introduction9.2 Application Development and Platforms9.3 Application Testing and Quality9.4 Analytics and Reporting9.5 Integration and Orchestration9.6 Data Management

10 Cloud Computing Market, by Software as a Service10.1 Introduction10.2 Customer Relationship Management10.3 Enterprise Resource Management10.4 Human Capital Management10.5 Content Management10.6 Collaboration and Productivity Suites10.7 Supply Chain Management10.8 Others

11 Cloud Computing Market, by Deployment Model11.1 Introduction11.2 Public Cloud11.3 Private Cloud

12 Cloud Computing Market, by Organization Size12.1 Introduction12.2 Large Enterprises12.3 Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises

13 Cloud Computing Market, by Vertical13.1 Introduction13.2 Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance13.3 Telecommunications13.4 IT and ITEs13.5 Government and Public Sector13.6 Retail and Consumer Goods13.7 Manufacturing13.8 Energy and Utilities13.9 Media and Entertainment13.10 Healthcare and Life Sciences13.11 Others

14 Cloud Computing Market, by Region14.1 Introduction14.2 North America14.3 Europe14.4 Asia-Pacific14.5 Middle East and Africa14.6 Latin America

15 Competitive Landscape15.1 Introduction15.2 Market Evaluation Framework15.3 Vendor Market Share for Infrastructure as a Service Segment, 201915.4 Vendor Market Share for Platform as a Service Segment, 201915.5 Vendor Market Share for Software as a Service Segment, 201915.6 Key Market Developments15.6.1 New Product Launches15.6.2 Business Expansions15.6.3 Acquisitions15.6.4 Partnerships

16 Company Profiles16.1 Introduction16.2 AWS16.3 Microsoft16.4 IBM16.5 Salesforce16.6 Google16.7 Oracle16.8 SAP16.9 Alibaba Cloud16.10 Adobe16.11 Workday16.12 Fujitsu16.13 VMWare16.14 Rackspace16.15 DXC16.16 Tencent16.17 NEC16.18 Joyent16.19 Virtustream16.20 Digitalocean16.21 Skytap16.22 OVH16.23 Bluelock16.24 Navisite16.25 Centurylink16.26 Infor16.27 Sage16.28 Intuit16.29 Opentext16.30 Cisco16.31 Box16.32 Zoho16.33 Citrix16.34 Epicor16.35 Upland Software16.36 Servicenow16.37 IFS

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Cloud Computing Industry to Grow from $371.4 Billion in 2020 to $832.1 Billion by 2025, at a CAGR of 17.5% - Yahoo Finance

Global Cloud Computing in Higher Education Market research report delivers the analysis of the market outlook, framework, and socio-economic impacts. This market report tries to covers the authenticate information of the market size, share, product footprint, revenue, and progress rate. This industry study assesses the current landscape of the ever-evolving business sector and the present and future effects of COVID-19 on the market

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Impact of COVID-19 Outbreak on this Market:

The rise of COVID-19 has brought the world to a halt. We comprehend that this health crisis has brought an unprecedented impact on organizations across industries. However, this too shall pass. Rising helps from governments and several companies can help in the battle against this highly contagious disease. There are few industries that are struggling and some are thriving. Almost every organization is anticipated to be impacted by the pandemic.

We are taking continuous efforts to help your business to continue and develop COVID-19 pandemics. In light of our experience and expertise, we will offer you an impact analysis of coronavirus outbreak across industries to help you prepare for the future.

Key players in global Cloud Computing in Higher Education market include:,Blackboard,Cisco,Ellucian,Instructure,Adobe Systems,EMC,NetApp,Salesforc

Market segmentation, by product types:,SaaS,IaaS,Paa

Market segmentation, by applications:,Training & Consulting,Integration & Migration,Support & Maintenanc

Target Audience:* Cloud Computing in Higher Education Manufactures* Traders, Importers, and Exporters* Raw Material Suppliers and Distributors* Research and Consulting Firms* Government and Research Organizations* Associations and Industry Bodies

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Research Methodology:

The research methodology that has been used to forecast and estimate the global Cloud Computing in Higher Education market consists of primary and secondary research methods. The primary research include detailed interview with authoritative personal such as directors, CEO, executives, and VPs.Sales, values, capacity, Revenue, regional market examination, section insightful information, and market forecast are including technical growth scenario, consumer behavior, and end use trends and dynamics, and production capacity were taken into consideration. There are Different weightageswhich have been allotted to these parameters and evaluated their market impacts using the weighted average analysis to derive the market growth rate.

The Market estimates and Industry forecast have beenconfirmed through exhaustive primary research with the Key Industry Participants (KIPs), which typically include:* Manufacturers* Suppliers* Distributors* Government Body & Associations* Research Institutes

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Mark Seddon, CEO of Pact Global, discusses how edge computing is complementing the cloud to tackle latency, security and bandwidth issues

Cloud and edge can work together to increase data efficiency.

Edge computing, an IT deployment designed to put applications and data as close as possible to the users or things that need them, is best understood through its use in the Internet of things (IoT), as it is the IoT that has produced the need for it. Simply put, IoT is all the physical objects that connect to the internet and exchange data; thermostats, security cameras, fridge freezers, Alexa, Google Home and even vehicles. Just as the need for increased data storage by individuals and companies created the need for the vast centralised storage capabilities of the cloud, IoT has created a need for a faster, more secure way to use the same data, but by using less bandwidth.

The move from personal computing to cloud computing has seen massive amounts of data sent to and stored in huge server farms, largely owned by Google, Amazon, Microsoft and IBM. In order to use cloud data, it must be accessed, processed and analysed before being returned for purpose. A useful analogy for this is the home assistant. When you ask Google Home what the weather is going to be like, it processes your speech, sends a compressed version to the cloud, which is uncompressed, processed, perhaps performs an API function to get the answer, and returns it to your device. This round-trip data usage creates three main issues: latency, security and bandwidth.

Access to data generated by the Internet of Things (IoT) can be difficult to control, but how can companies go about achieving this safely? Read here

With the rise of IoT, edge computing is rapidly gaining popularity as it solves the issues the IoT has when interacting with the cloud. If you picture all your smart devices in a circle, the cloud is centralised in the middle of them; edge computing happens on the edge of that cloud. Literally referring to geographic location, edge computing happens much nearer a device or business, whatever thing is transmitting the data. These computing resources are decentralised from data centres; they are on the edge, and it is here that the data gets processed. With edge computing, data is scrutinised and analysed at the site of production, with only relevant data being sent to the cloud for storage. This means much less data is being sent to the cloud, reducing bandwidth use, privacy and security breaches are more likely at the site of the device making hacking a device much harder, and the speed of interaction with data increases dramatically.

While edge and cloud computing are often seen as mutually exclusive approaches, larger IoT projects frequently require a combination of both. Take driverless cars as an example. If information from all car sensors had to be sent to the cloud for processing and returned for function, the capability of the network, the ability to hack into the car and the delay in response would all mean self-driving cars were not feasible. As a combination of cloud and edge computing, there is no user responsibility for the software that is run and sensors work in real-time, but the car has to use centralised data to get updates and send processed data back to enhance algorithms.

As the cloud market grows, Faraz Ahmed, CTO at Nakisa, and Sanjay Vyas, CTO at Planful, provide their CTO tips on delivering cloud innovation to avoid disruption. Read here

Despite its maturity in the market, businesses are only recently realising how IoT will help automate and refine the services they provide. Edge computing and the cloud are beneficial to business in a number of ways: time saved analysing data; downsized storage volumes; and ease in abiding security and data privacy regulations like the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) being just a few. As the digital and real world converge and experiences become increasingly immersive, the proliferation of data being collected is unparalleled and will continue to grow.

Insurance is perfectly positioned to be the first major industry to benefit from the combination of edge computing and the cloud, to create the most immersive user experience with IoT. As an example, home insurance has always been reactive rather than proactive and relied upon users to report a claim to a third party via the phone. Additionally, this data is rarely used to calculate accurate risk. However, with the rise of smart home and IoT devices, home insurers are able to flip this model on its head.

Gari Gono, head of solutions at INSTANDA, says that the time is up for insurers to embrace cloud technology. Read here

With the use of IoT devices customers homes can provide data, which can be leveraged to more comprehensively calculate risk, while smart security and sensors can be used preventatively in the home, sending both homeowners and their insurers alerts when something isnt right. Flood damage is one of the leading causes of home insurance claims and the perfect example for this. Leak sensors deployed near potential leak areas like boilers, sinks and washing machines, can send notifications to avoid a damaging event. If a pipe bursts when no one is home, the sensor can command a smart valve to shut the water off, minimising damage, notifying the customer and minimising the claim.

For home insurers, partnering with IoT companies can lead to better relationships with customers and improve the understanding of risk, specific to each customer. With this understanding of the true risks it will enable insurers to reduce premiums.

There is no doubt that the future of IoT for insurance is the combination of both edge and cloud computing, utilising the major advantages of each; maximising the benefits for their customers by minimising damage and providing more accurate premiums, whilst minimising risk and claims costs for companies.

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