CIOs have to deal with business managers who hire the equivalent of several
IT departments using a credit card and their normal operational budgets. In
fact, 65 percent of all business mangers maintain an IT budget of their own —
carved from their normal operational budget — for SaaS or cloud services they
can buy directly, rather than going through IT.


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What does this mean to IT jobs? Some statistics give an indication:



  • By 2014, one-third of all IT organizations will be providing cloud
    services to business partners rather than providing IT internally.

  • By 2015, spending on public cloud services (including SaaS) will make up
    46 percent of all new IT spending. SaaS will make up three-quarters of that
    spending, giving SaaS and cloud providers the leading role in vendor relations
    with your company.

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