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Total worldwide small businesses cloud revenue ($B) Driving growth together: Small businesses and the cloud Small and mid-sized businesses are seeing their revenue expand as service providers help them migrate data and apps to cloud environments. Cloud revenue is on the rise for small businesses with new services that improve collaboration and help businesses get more done in less time. The sky is the limit We asked small businesses which they would choose in the future: on-premises application delivery models or the cloud. The choice for growth Small businesses are using the cloud to be more productive by adopting email and collaboration apps such as Microsoft Office 365. Small businesses are making moves 17.2 22 12.8 2011 2012 2013 35.1 43.2 28.1 2014 2015 2016 50% Small businesses with growing revenue are 50% more likely to prefer cloud IT delivery. Fastest growing small business cloud apps, 2013–2014 Fastest growing mid-sized business cloud apps, 2013–2014 Accounting/financial management Microsoft Office 365 Data backup/ archiving The competition is moving ahead with cloud IT. What’s your next step? For small businesses, the future with cloud IT is bright 78% of small businesses will have fully adopted cloud computing by 2020 In the next 12 months these are the three most common cloud apps that small businesses plan to adopt: Visit office.com/business to learn more about how to move your small business to the cloud. 78% 6.9% 7.5% 10% Scientific/ engineering Business continuity/ disaster recovery Payroll 14.4% 15.3% 29.8% 63% 55% 56% Email/collaboration Web/e-commerce Office tools & productivity IDC, Worldwide and U.S. SMB Public IT Cloud Services 2014–2018 Forecast, document # 251967, October 2014. IDC, Worldwide and U.S. SMB Public IT Cloud Services 2014–2018 Forecast, document # 251967, October 2014. Why Small Businesses Are Flying to the Web, Frevvo 2015; Small and midsize companies in the cloud reap security, privacy, and reliability benefits, Microsoft News Center, June 11, 2013. The Appification of Small Business, Intuit, April 15, 2015; Cloud Computing in Small Business, New Jersey Institute of Technology. IDC, Worldwide and U.S. SMB Public IT Cloud Services 2014–2018 Forecast, document # 251967, October 2014. Small businesses using the cloud reap enhanced security, lower costs, and higher productivity. The benefits stack up 82% Companies surveyed that reduced costs as a result of utilizing cloud technology 70% Surveyed small businesses that report reinvesting cloud cost-savings back into their business 59% Small businesses using cloud services that report significant productivity benefits from IT 30% Small businesses not yet using cloud services that report significant productivity benefits from IT 94% Small businesses that report security benefits since moving to the cloud

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Page 1: Driving growth together: Small businesses and the cloud · IDC, Worldwide and U.S. SMB Public IT Cloud Services 2014–2018 Forecast, document # 251967, October 2014. Why Small Businesses

Total worldwide small businesses cloud revenue ($B)

Driving growth together:Small businesses and the cloud

Small and mid-sized businesses are seeing their revenue expand as service providers help them migrate data and apps to cloud environments.

Cloud revenue is on the rise for small businesses with new services that improve collaboration andhelp businesses get more done in less time.

The sky is the limit

We asked small businesses which they would choose in the future: on-premises application delivery models or the cloud.

The choice for growth

Small businesses are using the cloud to be more productive by adopting email and collaboration apps such as Microsoft Office 365.

Small businesses are making moves

17.222

12.8

2011

2012

2013

35.1

43.2

28.1

2014

2015

2016

50%

Small businesses with growing revenue are

50% more likely to prefer cloud IT delivery.

Fastest growingsmall business cloud apps, 2013–2014

Fastest growing mid-sized business cloud apps, 2013–2014

Accounting/financial management

Microsoft Office 365

Data backup/archiving

The competition is moving ahead with cloud IT. What’s your next step?

For small businesses, the future with cloud IT is bright

78% of small businesses will have fullyadopted cloud computing by 2020

In the next 12 months these are the three most common cloud apps that small businesses plan to adopt:

Visit office.com/business to learn more about how to move your small business to the cloud.

78%

6.9% 7.5% 10%

Scientific/engineering

Business continuity/disaster recovery

Payroll

14.4% 15.3%

29.8%

63%

55%

56%

Email/collaboration

Web/e-commerce

Office tools & productivity

IDC, Worldwide and U.S. SMB Public IT Cloud Services 2014–2018 Forecast, document # 251967, October 2014.

IDC, Worldwide and U.S. SMB Public IT Cloud Services 2014–2018 Forecast, document # 251967, October 2014.

Why Small Businesses Are Flying to the Web, Frevvo 2015; Small and midsize companies in the cloud reap security, privacy, and reliability benefits, Microsoft News Center, June 11, 2013.

The Appification of Small Business, Intuit, April 15, 2015; Cloud Computing in Small Business, New Jersey Institute of Technology.

IDC, Worldwide and U.S. SMB Public IT Cloud Services 2014–2018 Forecast, document # 251967, October 2014.

Small businesses using the cloud reap enhanced security, lower costs, and higher productivity.

The benefits stack up

82% Companies surveyed that reduced costs as a result of utilizing cloud technology

70% Surveyed small businesses that report reinvesting cloud cost-savings back into their business

59% Small businesses using cloud services thatreport significant productivity benefits from IT

30% Small businesses not yet using cloud services thatreport significant productivity benefits from IT

94% Small businesses that report security benefits since moving to the cloud