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Whilst Cloud Computing is still very much in its infancy, I expect great things are still to come for the industry once cruelly referred to as "just another fad". Below, I outline my predictions for the year ahead and where I see Cloud Computing technologies heading in 2012.

I read with great interest an article published on One Stop Click this week, which argued that organisations must engage in flexible agreements with their Cloud service provider in order to benefit from the considerable cost savings commonly associated with Cloud Computing. The article claims that Cloud Computing providers are not always completely clear cut in terms of what their service exactly entails, and to some extent, I would agree with this.

Making the decision to take your IT infrastructure to the Cloud is great, but do you know what kind of Cloud services you require?

We read with great interest an article published on One Stop Click entitled 2011 is set to be a big year for cloud computing this week, which claimed that 2011 will see a rise in the prevalence of cloud computing. It is therefore concerning to see that another claim is being made in this week's computing.co.uk entitled Europe is 12 months behind the US in cloud uptake which states that Europe is still at least 12 months behind the US on uptake of cloud technologies.

You've made the decision to take your IT infrastructure to the Cloud, but what kind of Cloud services do you require?