Report Format:
| Pages: 110+
Type: Parent Industry Monitor
| ID: CCT1542
| Publication: June 2024
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US$925 |
Cloud computing has become a cornerstone of modern IT infrastructure in Germany and this technology is allowing companies to streamline their operations. According to our research findings, key end-user industries in Germany are increasingly embracing cloud computing technology, with around 50% already integrating cloud into their business processes and another 15% planning to do so. Additionally, 18% of surveyed companies are deliberating its adoption. Notably, the service sector including IT & Telecom leads in terms of adoption with nearly 50% of service providers using cloud-based applications. In the manufacturing sector, cloud computing is gaining traction at a rapid pace, particularly in the pharmaceutical and automotive sectors. While large corporations are predominantly adopting cloud computing, many small and medium-sized enterprises have also embraced this innovative technology. This trend is expected to boost the growth of the cloud computing market in Germany in the coming years.
Increased focus of enterprises on achieving cost reductions is creating market opportunities for specialized cloud service providers in the country, thereby stimulating the growth of the Germany cloud computing industry. Further, end-user organizations are particularly interested in selecting cloud vendors that can deliver expertise, manage implementation, and ultimately help reduce overall IT expenses. The German cloud computing market is witnessing a shift towards hybrid and multi-cloud environments, where organizations utilize a combination of public, private, and hybrid cloud solutions to optimize performance, security, and cost-effectiveness. Hybrid cloud adoption is particularly prominent among enterprises in regulated industries such as finance, healthcare, and manufacturing, where data sovereignty and compliance requirements are paramount. However, economic uncertainties and labor market constraints are impeding a complete paradigm shift in cloud-native development, deployment, and operations. These factors are limiting enterprises to engage in smaller, near-term projects while awaiting better market conditions. This, in turn, is hampering the progress of the Germany cloud computing market. Below are a few of the Germany cloud computing market develpments.