Ungated Post | 18 Jul 2014

Cloud: The New Engine of Business

Cloud computing has matured into a powerful engine for business innovation and growth, and thus has become a strategic priority for companies worldwide. Companies expect the cloud to fuel various growth initiatives, including developing new lines of business and new products, as well as entering new markets. This ongoing research, produced by Oxford Economics in cooperation with SAP, explores just how companies are using the cloud to innovate, collaborate, and improve business performance.

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