Cloud: clouds on the horizon! ( concern about hidden costs )

I take a cue from this interesting article by Laura Del Rosario on EDP.

It is reported that the 79% of CIOs are concerned about the hidden costs of cloud solutions as a result of :

1) a final experiments for the user low due to performance bottlenecks related primarily to network speed ( and therefore from the reactivity of the pages viewed and the reactivity of the inputs entered ),

2) the related impoverishment of perception of the brand and its quality with heavy repercussions on customer loyalty

3) the loss of turnover resulting from scarce availability, performance, responsiveness and problem solving skills in real time.

in conclusion, we are not dealing with details or particulars to be developed, but of real cornerstones of the production of added value that characterize companies that want to distinguish themselves for quality in the great sea of ​​ruthless competition.

E’ it is inevitable to point the finger at what you get from the point of view of the end user, if this affects the company's ability to retain customer loyalty or transform a visitor, into a real buyer.

Cloud applications leave extremely sharp and heavy damocles swords on the heads of those who have to decide what and how to offer their added value through solutions “airy”.

Despite some cost advantages deriving from the potential reduction in the costs of purchasing and managing a dedicated physical infrastructure , within the company, are tabngable, equally valid may be the diseconomies generated by an image “slow” and unsatisfactory….