The cloud computing market will be worth 55.5 billion US dollars by 2014.

The Internet has radically altered the way we do business, and the way we work - across all sectors, from the auto industry, to financial services, to logistics. In the future, it will not just be consumers who stream their music online without actually buying the CDs – businesses, too, will stream applications from the cloud, without purchasing the software outright.

Utility Pricing

The scalable delivery of resources in line with fluctuating business needs, in conjunction with pay-per-use pricing, transforms CapEx into OpEx. T-Systems addresses this trend with Dynamic Net-Centric Sourcing.

Flexibility combined with investment protection

IT services that can be ramped up and down in accordance with changing demand create the flexibility and speed companies crave in today’s fiercely contested global marketplace. Cloud computing means greater agility and much reduced investment risk when exploring new business ideas. At the same time, certain processes require robust security and a focus on sustainability.

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