Comparing Cloud Mindshare between the U.S., Europe and Asia
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Peter Laird
Sep 15, 2008, 4:25:48 AM9/15/08
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Chris Marino started a good thread this week on cloud adoption in the
U.S. (based on numbers from the Pew report).
Along the same vein, I just published some data that I captured
related to Cloud mindshare across the US, Europe and Asia. If you are
a numbers person, this might be of interest. Here is the distribution
I found on my cloud blog entries, tracking where visitors come from:
U.S. 67%
Europe 17%
Asia 13%
So a lot of interest in the U.S. (no surprise), with Europe and Asia
about the same.
It is based on traffic to my cloud blog entries, so not scientific.
But hopefully is a good rough measurement, and perhaps will draw out
other people to post their numbers as well.
http://peterlaird.blogspot.com/2008/09/comparing-cloud-computing-mindshare.html
U.S. (based on numbers from the Pew report).
Along the same vein, I just published some data that I captured
related to Cloud mindshare across the US, Europe and Asia. If you are
a numbers person, this might be of interest. Here is the distribution
I found on my cloud blog entries, tracking where visitors come from:
U.S. 67%
Europe 17%
Asia 13%
So a lot of interest in the U.S. (no surprise), with Europe and Asia
about the same.
It is based on traffic to my cloud blog entries, so not scientific.
But hopefully is a good rough measurement, and perhaps will draw out
other people to post their numbers as well.
http://peterlaird.blogspot.com/2008/09/comparing-cloud-computing-mindshare.html
Khazret Sapenov
Sep 16, 2008, 10:55:14 PM9/16/08
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You should also take into account internet penetration rate in regions, this will give you some synthetic compound of interest. But this is still not scientific, just small optimization :)
Eric Westerkamp
Sep 17, 2008, 12:13:51 AM9/17/08
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Peter,
As someone who is always looking for good market Data I'll add our Cloud Computing blogs distribution to the list.
Americas 66.40%
Asia 17.37%
It looks like the same relative contributions with Asia and Europe flipped. When I dig into the numbers deeper I see that the Asia number is driven by India and Pakistan. Europe is primarily the UK and Germany.
Looking at where the press is coming from and the majority of startups the America's number is no surprise. It is interesting though to see Pakistan as the primary driver of the Asian number.
http://ecloudm.blogspot.com
Eric
As someone who is always looking for good market Data I'll add our Cloud Computing blogs distribution to the list.
Americas 66.40%
Asia 17.37%
Europe
13.96%
Oceania 1.79%
Oceania 1.79%
Africa
0.32%
Unknown 0.16%
Unknown 0.16%
It looks like the same relative contributions with Asia and Europe flipped. When I dig into the numbers deeper I see that the Asia number is driven by India and Pakistan. Europe is primarily the UK and Germany.
Looking at where the press is coming from and the majority of startups the America's number is no surprise. It is interesting though to see Pakistan as the primary driver of the Asian number.
Eric
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Sep 17, 2008, 8:55:41 AM9/17/08
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Meanwhile, despite widespread interest in cloud computing—in which remote computing resources are accessed and deployed self-service-style via a Web browser—the phenomenon is having little budget impact.
Like Vista, cloud computing did not show up in the top 10 technology categories in the SIM survey.
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Donna McClung
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earth, there is only opportunity."
- General Douglas MacArthur
Donna McClung
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earth, there is only opportunity."
- General Douglas MacArthur
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Botchagalupe
Sep 17, 2008, 9:53:24 AM9/17/08
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Peter,
Great idea. I ooked at my numbers since the begging of this year.
One caveat is that I also do a lot of blogging on IT infrastructure
and some of my numbers could be a little skewed from a cloud
perspective. However most of my traffic is related to cloud posts.
Americas 60.22%
Europe 30.69%
Asia 6.2%
Oceania 1.79%
Africa 0.52%
Unknown 0.12%
John
johnmwillis.com
> http://peterlaird.blogspot.com/2008/09/comparing-cloud-computing-mind...
Great idea. I ooked at my numbers since the begging of this year.
One caveat is that I also do a lot of blogging on IT infrastructure
and some of my numbers could be a little skewed from a cloud
perspective. However most of my traffic is related to cloud posts.
Americas 60.22%
Europe 30.69%
Asia 6.2%
Oceania 1.79%
Africa 0.52%
Unknown 0.12%
John
johnmwillis.com
Eric Westerkamp
Sep 17, 2008, 10:34:07 AM9/17/08
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John,
Your number for Europe is much higher than the others. Any insight into what is driving that? Is it concentrated in the UK/Germany or is it spread out more evenly?
Thanks,
Eric
Your number for Europe is much higher than the others. Any insight into what is driving that? Is it concentrated in the UK/Germany or is it spread out more evenly?
Thanks,
Eric
Peter Laird
Sep 17, 2008, 10:55:07 AM9/17/08
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> It looks like the same relative contributions with Asia and Europe flipped.
> When I dig into the numbers deeper I see that the Asia number is driven by
> India and Pakistan. Europe is primarily the UK and Germany.
> ...
> When I dig into the numbers deeper I see that the Asia number is driven by
> India and Pakistan. Europe is primarily the UK and Germany.
> http://ecloudm.blogspot.com
>
> Eric
>
Interesting, Pakistan isn't even in the top 50 for me. Also, Australia
edges out India in APAC.
Here is my top 10 country list in order:
1. US
2. UK
3. Canada
4. Japan
5. Australia
6. India
7. Germany
8. France
9. China
10. Ireland
Botchagalupe
Sep 17, 2008, 11:43:28 AM9/17/08
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Eric,
My guess is that my bump in EU comes from my IT management blogs on
open source. There seems to be a keen interest in IT management open
source products in EU. However, my UK numbers are probably related
more to clouds stuff. Here is a breakdown.
15% EU (mostly Spain and Germany)
7% UK
I did a more detailed post on my site if you are interested...
http://www.johnmwillis.com/other/cloud-traffic-discussion/
John
On Sep 17, 10:34 am, "Eric Westerkamp" <ewesterk...@gmail.com> wrote:
> John,
>
> Your number for Europe is much higher than the others. Any insight into
> what is driving that? Is it concentrated in the UK/Germany or is it spread
> out more evenly?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Eric
>
My guess is that my bump in EU comes from my IT management blogs on
open source. There seems to be a keen interest in IT management open
source products in EU. However, my UK numbers are probably related
more to clouds stuff. Here is a breakdown.
15% EU (mostly Spain and Germany)
7% UK
I did a more detailed post on my site if you are interested...
http://www.johnmwillis.com/other/cloud-traffic-discussion/
John
On Sep 17, 10:34 am, "Eric Westerkamp" <ewesterk...@gmail.com> wrote:
> John,
>
> Your number for Europe is much higher than the others. Any insight into
> what is driving that? Is it concentrated in the UK/Germany or is it spread
> out more evenly?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Eric
>
> On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 7:53 AM, Botchagalupe <botchagal...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
>
>
> > Peter,
>
> > Great idea. I ooked at my numbers since the begging of this year.
> > One caveat is that I also do a lot of blogging on IT infrastructure
> > and some of my numbers could be a little skewed from a cloud
> > perspective. However most of my traffic is related to cloud posts.
>
> > Americas 60.22%
> > Europe 30.69%
> > Asia 6.2%
> > Oceania 1.79%
> > Africa 0.52%
> > Unknown 0.12%
>
> > John
> > johnmwillis.com
>
> > On Sep 15, 4:25 am, Peter Laird <peterjla...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > Chris Marino started a good thread this week on cloud adoption in the
> > > U.S. (based on numbers from the Pew report).
>
> > > Along the same vein, I just published some data that I captured
> > > related to Cloud mindshare across the US, Europe and Asia. If you are
> > > a numbers person, this might be of interest. Here is the distribution
> > > I found on my cloud blog entries, tracking where visitors come from:
>
> > My > U.S. 67%
>
>
>
> > Peter,
>
> > Great idea. I ooked at my numbers since the begging of this year.
> > One caveat is that I also do a lot of blogging on IT infrastructure
> > and some of my numbers could be a little skewed from a cloud
> > perspective. However most of my traffic is related to cloud posts.
>
> > Americas 60.22%
> > Europe 30.69%
> > Asia 6.2%
> > Oceania 1.79%
> > Africa 0.52%
> > Unknown 0.12%
>
> > John
> > johnmwillis.com
>
> > On Sep 15, 4:25 am, Peter Laird <peterjla...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > Chris Marino started a good thread this week on cloud adoption in the
> > > U.S. (based on numbers from the Pew report).
>
> > > Along the same vein, I just published some data that I captured
> > > related to Cloud mindshare across the US, Europe and Asia. If you are
> > > a numbers person, this might be of interest. Here is the distribution
> > > I found on my cloud blog entries, tracking where visitors come from:
>
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