Cloud service providers

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The cloud market is growing faster than predicted, adoption is high, and revenues are soaring. 
         Cloud service market, IaaS, PaaS, SaaS all of them in the last two years at least duplicate the market value

With this technology growing so fast, a good question is “what” their cloud adoption strategy should be to best to serve their businesses and customers needs.

With that being said, let's talk about...

Cloud service providers:
  • IBM cloud
  • Google cloud
  • Microsoft Azure
  • AWS Amazon web service
  • Oracle cloud
  • Sale force
  • Alibaba cloud "Aliyun"
  • SAP
Alibaba cloud "Aliyun"

global cloud computing service to businesses and Alibaba's group ecommerce ecosystem and provides cloud services like compute, network, storage, security, monitoring and managing, communication, analytics, IoT, application development, data migration,
web hosting, and more.
*is the largest Chinese cloud computing service provider.

AWS cloud, is Amazon web service

offers an extensive range of Infrastructure and Platform services to Individuals, company's and government on a pay as you go basis services. Compute, DevOps, IoT, machine learning, networking, content delivery, Robotics, Serverless compute, Data, Analytics and more.

GCP google cloud platform
Cloud computing services, providing Infrastructure, Platform, and Serverless Computing environments. 
Google cloud includes G Suite with products for  sources communication, collaboration, productivity and storage 
the Google app engine is a platform for developing and hosting web applications in google managed data centers, automatically locating and de-alocating resources to handle demand.


IBM Cloud
IBM cloud is a full-stack cloud platform that spans public, private and hybrid environments with products and services that covers data & analytics, compute, network, storage and management, security, DevOps,
and databases. Some of their prominent offerings include their Bare Metal Servers, VMWare, Cloud Paks
for Application Modernization, Virtual Private Cloud, and the suite of emerging technologies
such as AI, IoT, Blockchain, Data and Analytics.
With the acquisition of Red Hat, IBM is also positioning itself as the leading hybrid cloud provider.

Microsoft Azure

Flexible cloud platform for building, testing, deploying, and managing
applications and services through Microsoft-managed data centers.
With its data centers spread out in many regions, Azure provides a global reach with a local presence.**
It provides Software, Platform, and Infrastructure services supporting Microsoft-specific and
third-party languages, tools, and frameworks.


Oracle Cloud 

Primarily known for Software as a Service and Database as a Service (also known as the Oracle Data Cloud).
Oracle’s SaaS offering includes wide-ranging applications such as ERP, SCM, HCM, Marketing,
Sales, and CX running in the cloud.
Oracle Data Cloud provides one of the largest cloud-based data management platforms
helping customers personalize their online, offline, and mobile marketing campaigns, for
targeted audiences.
Oracle Cloud also provides some cloud Infrastructure and Platform services.

Salesforce 

specializes in their Software as a Service offering that focuses on customer
relationship management, supporting businesses to better connect with their customers, partners,
and potential customers.
Offers multiple cloud services such as Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, and Marketing
Cloud, helping customers track analytics in real-time, customer success and support, customer
complaints, even listening in to customers across social platforms to automatically route
them to appropriate agents for resolution.

SAP 

Is known for Enterprise software and applications such as ERP, CRM, HR, and Finance, running
in the cloud. There is also an SAP Cloud Platform for building and extending business applications with rapid
innovation cycles in a secure cloud computing environment managed by SAP.

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