A sea of career opportunities await IT students and professionals as more and more companies avail of cloud computing, according to DataOne Asia (Philippines), an enterprise technology services firm.
According to a post , a number of companies that have migrated to the Cloud has more than doubled since 2011, which highlights the great potential of the Philippines to become a platform for cloud-based services.
Rocke reveals that cloud computing is holding much promise for any industry and is encouraging a new breed of university or college IT graduates to handle the expected shift towards cloud computing.
"In effect, the demand for hires who are knowledgeable about Cloud and virtualization technologies will become even higher," Rocke said.
Since cloud computing has minimized the need for businesses to acquire in-house IT infrastructure and has urged companies to rely on Cloud service providers, Rocke believes that even IT professionals will need to evolve to enable steady function of Cloud services directed at multiple users.
"Because of the Cloud, IT professionals will no longer be much involved in hardware repairs or troubleshooting of servers as in the past. They will become service-oriented, and less hardware-oriented,"
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