Friday 29 April 2016

IIBM India with Suresh Gyan Vihar University - Career in B Tech - CSE in Cloud Computing is next big thing

Cloud Computing is the latest technology that will make life easier for people in organizations dealing with huge amounts of data and information. Today institutions, both government and private, invest a great deal in maintaining servers to store that information. However, not all of this data is accessed frequently. This result is under utilization of available services and unnecessary costs. That's where cloud computing helps.


It uses remote servers to store and maintain data for clients who can access it when they need to. You don't need software or a server for this; all a consumer requires is an internet connection to start sending emails. The server and email management software is on a 'cloud drive' on the internet and is managed by service providers like Yahoo, and Google.

"Since cloud services have a huge potential, the demand for professionals will be equally high in the coming years. Moreover, since India does not a have ready talent pool, they might command a premium," says Vikas Maheshwari, Director (cloud Computing) IIBM India, who works in the domain of cloud computing in alliance with Suresh Gyan Vihar University.

Job Prospects

According to a study by global IT consulting firm Zinnov, the global cloud computing market is expected to be over $70 billion by 2015, and India will create job opportunities for about 3 lakh people in the same period.

Salary Level

Salary levels will be equally impressive. An entry-level professional, perhaps with 5-6 years of experience, can earn around 12-19 lakh; while a mid-level executive will get around 20 lakh. People with 10-15 years experience can hope to get 30 lakh or more.

Universities offering B Tech in Cloud Computing

Students who want to enter the exciting world of cloud computing can do B Tech in cloud computing from Universities like UPES, Suresh Gyan Vihar University.

For Admissions call  - 08006122222 / vikas1@iibmindia.in

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