IBM sees cloud business reaching $7B
Big Blue takes team approach to winning new business.
IBM Corp. expects its cloud computing revenues to hit $7 billion by 2015 because of its strategy of deploying tiger teams, according to a report by InformationWeek.
The team members bring varying specialized skill sets such as software development, infrastructure planning and services delivery, InformationWeek said, and they can rapidly respond to customer questions about the cloud.
The teams can start as small as five people, but expand as more resources are needed, the report said.
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