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“Cloud Computing Development Strategy” Focuses on Application

BEIJING, Feb. 1, 2010/ SOHO IT / -- Domestic cloud management software leader--Infobird today announced its 2010 “cloud computing” development strategy, which plans increase sales by 5 times. President Wu Yimin of Infobird predicted at the same time that with China's economic growth and further development of cloud computing applications, Year 2010 will be China's first year of “cloud computing” era.

Infobird Flies above the “Cloud”

　　

Today, Wu Yimin, president of Beijing Infobird Software Co., Ltd. announced the latest strategic objectives in 2010. Infobird will continue to promote the further implementation of “cloud computing” development strategy. And it plans to increase sales by 5 times in 2010. Also, Infobird will also recruit a large number of professionals in this year to focus on cloud computing for greater innovation and development.

　

Wu Yimin said that Infobird’s cloud computing strategy is aim at the applications level, using SaaS (Software as a Service) mode to provide customer needed and market-proven cloud computing application products. Different from enterprise computing, Infobird Cloud Computing products can be used throughout the entire business ecosystem: the industry’s customers, agents, agents, suppliers. The upstream and downstream of entire ecological chain are users of cloud computing systems. The operation mode of Cloud computing is a long-term continuous service delivery, an innovation of business form and business mode

　　

Infobird’s cloud computing strategy provides support system for the entire service industries, which contains these aspects: service products, service delivery, service marketing and service sales and service. The industries will be involved are public services, social services, business services and manufacture-based service. It provides cloud computing services adapt to government, large companies and SMEs.

　　

In fact, Infobird has already implemented “cloud computing” strategy since 2008. In early 2008, after one-year’s research and development, Infobird “Cloud Computing” product – Qitongbao was officially released on the market focusing on SMEs and it obtained good market response.

　　

In January 2010, Infobird got a new breakthrough in government projects. It has formally signed with Dinggang Town, Jiangsu Province for the construction of public service management system. This is also the first domestic cloud computing application of e-government and convenient public service platform for the People, which marks that Infobird’s “cloud computing” strategy has made significant progress.

　　

Grasp Opportunities in Crisis

　　

2008 financial crisis triggered a global economic slowdown, but it has provided Chinese e-commerce with an opportunity of rapid development. Recently, China Ministry of Industry and Information issued “Report of SME e-commerce development in China 2009”. The report shows that additional value created by Chinese SMEs accounts for 1.5% China’s GDP in 2009, and drives 0.13% growth of China’s GDP. Have to say, e-commerce becomes the economic “Miracle” in this crisis.

　

When SMEs put efforts to create innovation in e-business mode, their customer service sense and customer management theory have also been greatly enhanced. Market is under heavier competition and customers become scarce resources. Thus, to seize and maintain customers are also increasingly important.

Wu Yimin said: “Since Qitongbao has been on market from 2008 and Year 2009 has the most rapid growth. Infobird seized the opportunity in the economic crisis.” It is learned that Qitongbao has maintained a 700% growth rate since it has been on market from 2008. At present, Qitongbao has nearly 1,000 customers and more than 10,000 agent accounts. It is expected Infobird will have 5000 customers in 2010.

　

Cloud Computing—Future of Internet Economy

　　

According to the latest published Market research by IDC, cloud computing is having a profound impact on IT. It not only creates new opportunities for suppliers but also promote traditional IT products to change. In the next five years, IT cloud computing services will increase expenses by 3 times, and in 2010 it will reach to 42 billion U.S. dollars.

Currently, more than 80% of Chinese enterprises still remain the stage of learning “cloud” concept and framework structure. No matter speaking of private cloud or public cloud construction, Infobird is mature in cloud computing technologies, and has been recognized by the market. It can be expected that cloud computing will become a rising star at the Internet economy, and Infobird’s “cloud computing” development strategy is on the right time.

With the support of Chinese government to Business Start-up and the successful of GEM, entrepreneurial environment and macro environment are getting better. In the next few years, China will have more SMEs. According to the NDRC official statistics and data provided by Alibaba, China will have 50 million SMEs in 2012. They are future customers of cloud computing.

Meanwhile, the current local governments and all levels of Operators have come to realize tremendous market prospects of “cloud computing”. They all have entered the stage of market planning and experiment. Infobird believes that as an excellent vendor of domestic “cloud computing” applications, it has huge development space.

Other published media: Communication World Qianlong.com