Another 28% are evaluating the cloud within the next 12 to 24 months. That’s a notable increase from 11% last year, which was a considerable drop off from the year before of cloud computing for their operations.
What’s just as notable is that cloud belarus rcs data computing seems to be more top of mind than before. About 9% say they are not sure of their company’s interest in the technology compared to 13% in 2021 and 21% the year prior.
That could well be driven by clear applications and benefits of cloud-based computing.
Better visibility is cited as the top reason for the third year in a row. Close behind that is “everyone has access to the same information/data.” As ease of deployment is less important today, cost effectiveness of cloud computing is on a three-year run of increasing importance.
The survey also asked about what respondents were planning to link to cloud computing. Twenty-three percent plan to link it to lift truck data. Thirty-nine percent want to use it to manage information about or predict system failures of automated warehouse equipment. And the largest group, 49%, said they want to tie WMS, TMS, LMS and planning software into the cloud.