The first private clouds doomed to failure?

A study conducted by Forrester says companies that migrate to the type of infrastructure private cloud will wipe failures before finding the right formula. The early establishment of private clouds, coupled with a lack of maturity in this field are the cause of these failures.

 "The more it misses, it was more likely to succeed, " the reply is derived from Shadocks, but pretty much sums up the findings of the study conducted by Forrester private cloud. The audit firm believes that companies who have chosen to deploy private clouds will undergo several failures before finding the "right formula". Failures that would be partly due to the immaturity of companies who wish to migrate to this type of infrastructure. However, these failures are a necessary evil, according to Forrester.

"Most of these companies are not yet ready to use an internal cloud. Nevertheless, we believe that in 2011 the Department of Infrastructure and Operations (I & O) will begin to deploy a number. These efforts are probably doomed to failure. But with this first step and it will bring experience, it will be possible to draw valuable lessons on what is really necessary to manage such an environment, "according to two analysts from Forrester, James and Lauren Staten Nelson, in their report "2011 Top 10 Predictions for IaaS Cloud I & OLeaders.