It can be said that we are witnessing the advancement of technology. These technologies allow us to free up more time and focus on how to grasp more resources to invest in our core business. Over the past 10 years, the total resources of all large enterprises have increased from $110 million in 1945 to $2.25 billion. The same period of growth was twice as fast as in 1930. IT investment is growing ten times faster than it was in 1990. In addition, the past portfolio was quite conservative and was largely concentrated in large and medium-sized companies. But now, that trend is changing. Because small and medium-sized start-ups are growing at an unprecedented rate, large companies are growing faster than ever before. More interestingly, however, this industry change will allow more and more SMEs to become managers – and SMEs won't have a lot of money. At the same time, for IT engineers, this change is increasing.
SME IT managers are looking to transform IT managers increasingly need to know how many other companies and organizations are having or already have IT staff. From a business perspective, the number of IT personnel will grow by more than 20% in 2019, and in 2020 this growth rate will even reach a staggering 50%, that is, 20% per year is not much. But from a technical point of view, this means that the rise of new technologies will lead to a new round of sharp declines in the IT market, and the maximum decline may even reach 50%. So if your company's customers spend a few days a year accessing it systems, you'll want to consider responding to them today.
In addition, many IT managers are now already worried that a lot of IT investment will be wasted in non-critical sectors and non-essential links, if the company is still pursuing so-called profit margins. But we think if you're still chasing so-called profit margins, it's going to get the company in trouble in the future. Most companies still think it's not the primary and don't have to spend too much money on it. If the company thinks doing so will reduce profits, it doesn't make much sense to continue doing so. Because you need to make changes, you need to start noticing that IT investing isn't always profitable. From a business perspective, you need to understand future market trends. If your customers want to connect with IT and cloud services, it will get more investment.
These services are more likely to enable your customers to access your website or internal servers with the help of our computer or network. In the future, this number may exceed 20% and the growth volume is more than 5%. And in these 5 to 10 years, a large number of new small and medium-sized enterprises have become IT engineers. It is predicted that by 2020, 55,400,000 SMEs will have IT staff. Of those, nearly two million small businesses are using cloud computing platforms, or have broader cloud computing needs. According to forecasts, by 2020, 751,000,000 SMEs will use IT. That number will grow to 21,540,000, compared to a 75% increase in the year from 2015 to 2020. However, by 2020, most small businesses will be running it systems on their own. But IT may still not be so easy to make a profit.