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Utility Computing: Perceptions and Strategies

by Jeffrey M. Kaplan

This is the first in a series of Executive Updates that examines the results of an April 2005 Cutter Consortium survey of nearly 100 enterprise IT professionals regarding their views on utility computing. The purpose of the survey was to determine the current level of interest and methods that enterprises use to adopt various utility computing technologies and services.

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Utility Computing: Perceptions and Strategies May 2005

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