PUBLISHER: Knowledge Sourcing Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1532933
PUBLISHER: Knowledge Sourcing Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1532933
The cloud managed services market is predicted to grow at a CAGR of 8.82%, from estimated value of US$152.673 billion in 2024 to US$232.986 billion in 2029.
Cloud-managed services comprise an ecosystem of services such as 24/7 help desk support, operation management, engineering on demand, and hosting managed by third-party organizations. These services also include managed network operations, security operations, applications, and mobility.
Such services bolster a company's IT applications and enable them to improve their procedures with high-recurring expenses. Increased demand for performance and scalability will boost service demand, allowing businesses to scale up and down existing operations by providing specially designed products to supplement the existing options.
Increased demand for performance and reliability will boost service demand, allowing businesses to move data between their operations by providing custom-made solutions to the services available. Companies are more focused on lowering IT expenses, fueling future demand. For instance, pay-as-you-go enables companies to use services until they want, and no payment is made in advance. Such a method saves a lot of capital for companies, as payment is only made for the resources used.
Cloud-managed services include improved IT functionality and customized IT services that can cater to the growing emphasis on improving network congestion caused by multiple users accessing the cloud at the same time, which can cause downtime. Companies such as Google and IBM have already started investing in this direction.
Anything-as-a-Service is referred to as XaaS. Platform-as-a-Service, Infrastructure-as-a-Service, and Software-as-a-Service constitute three pillars of cloud computing, offering a comprehensive range of services related to databases and networks. As end-users realize the benefits of XaaS, it is increasing faster than cloud computing.
Moreover, growing cloud computing has provided MSPs with the necessary infrastructure to manage and deliver their application and services. As a result, they can make the most of their IT budgets. Improvement in IT infrastructure has created a shift from capital to operational expenditures, lowering total ownership costs.
Cloud Managed Service Market Segmentation Analysis
Based on the service type, the market is divided into cloud enablement, cloud migration, management, optimization, and security and compliance. Management and optimization account for a considerable share, attributable to benefits provided by services such as economic benefits, future-proofed technology, tailored and integrated service, solid infrastructure, predictable and recurrent monthly charges, centralized services and applications, and availability across all service levels.
As cloud use grows, businesses increasingly rely on SaaS apps like business software suites, sales networks, and even Google suites as a centralized platform. As businesses become more aware of the cloud's intrinsic benefits, such as cost savings and mobility, they turn to it for data security.
The cloud-managed service market is segmented by enterprise size into small, medium, and large. The latter is projected to hold a significant market share, fuelled by the growing investments in improving MNCs' IT infrastructure. Managed services have primarily been provided for broadband connections, security services, IP communications, VPNs, data centers, security, and mobility, which have been popular among smaller businesses.
Based on the end-user industry, the cloud-managed market is divided into BFSI, healthcare, education, government, communication and Technology, and others. The BFSI sector is projected to show the quickest growth, fuelled by ongoing collaborations to digitize the banking sector in major economies such as the USA and investments in cloud computing.
By evaluating transactional data to assess risks based on market activity and scoring consumers and future clients, big data solutions enable organizations to make educated decisions, allowing them to make better decisions. Major financial institutions, namely BNY Mellon, Bank of America Inc., and Morgan Stanley have started implementing a data-centric approach in their operations, which is further expected to bolster the overall segment growth.
During the projection period, the APAC region is expected to see substantial expansion fuelled by the increased investment in cloud computing and favorable initiatives to digitize the economy, such as "Industry 4.0". Moreover, due to the increased acceptance of cloud-managed services by small and medium-sized organizations, it is likely to drive market expansion. Asia Pacific is anticipated to witness the fastest region over the forecast period.
Additionally, the growing strength of SMEs, which account for a major portion of the employed workforce in major APAC economies, namely India and China, has bolstered the requirement for appropriate IT infrastructure to provide 24/7 desktop support. This has provided a wider scope for cloud-managed services in the region.
Cloud-managed services entail outsourcing various third parties' skills, such as cloud endpoints, networks, databases, and virtualization infrastructure. This might raise privacy and safety concerns as any cloud MSP can easily leak confidential & sensitive business information with this. The market's largest problem will continue to be poor infrastructure and connectivity in expanding regional markets like the Middle East and North Africa.
Cloud Managed Service Market Key Developments