5 Cloud Trends That Will Dominate 2019

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The nonstop rise of the cloud has been incredibly impressive thus far, but things are only just getting started for this nascent technology that’s already upended everything we know about business and personal storage. As the new year rapidly approaches, analysts and investors across the marketplace are erupting into speculation about which trends will continue to disrupt the cloud market as we know it today.

Here are five cloud trends that will dominate 2019, and how this technology will continue to evolve as the rest of the 21st century gets underway.

1. The cloud skill gap will narrow

There’s currently a huge dearth of cloud expertise in the market, largely because so many companies need IT-savvy cloud experts, but the labor market is only so deep when it comes to competent talent. This has resulted in the so-called “cloud skill gap,” which has frustrated economic growth for years and continues to be a thorn in the side of businesses of all shapes and sizes. Luckily, 2019 will deliver some good news on this front, as the cloud skill gap is expected to narrow as more eager professionals plunge head-first into a burgeoning industry.

Gartner projects that the cloud computing industry will be raking in ...


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