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Cloud computing will create two million new jobs in India by 2015
It is a chilling message for the 2.8 million strong workforce that makes up India’s information technology (IT) industry. As an increasing number of enterprises adopt cloud computing, there will be a sharp slump in the demand for installation and maintenance engineers. For many in the industry, the option will be stark: reskill or perish.
Cloud computing, which has existed in some form or the other since 2005 but only picked up over the last three years, is a new paradigm whereby computing is delivered as a service over the Internet rather than as a product installed inside a company’s premises. Many believe that firms will shortly no longer have to maintain IT assets such as servers, storage and software in-house. They will be able to rent these as and when required, sharply reducing expensive upfront investments in IT infrastructure.
Cloud enthusiasts, in fact, maintain that renting computing power will become as easy as consuming an application from the iPad – simply go to an online store, look for the applications you need, pay and use them. Great news except for those whose jobs are threatened. “The provisioning of applications was earlier being done by IT teams. There will be fewer such people required since the tenet of the cloud is automation and self service,” says T. Srinivasan, Managing Director of virtualisation and cloud infrastructure firm VMware (India).

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