European Cloud Computing Strategy (ECCS)
The European Cloud Computing Strategy (ECCS) is an initiative established by the European
Commission to promote the adoption of cloud computing
services. The strategy focuses on three key areas: the development of EU-wide voluntary
certification schemes, the development of model contract terms to cover issues not covered by the
Common European Sales Law and the creation of a European Cloud Partnership that will drive
innovation and growth from the public sector. The European Cloud Computing Strategy's objective is
to create 3.8 million new jobs and help the cumulative gross domestic product reach 957 billion
euros by 2020, within the 27 E.U. members that have chosen to implement the strategy.
Contributor(s): Fernanda Aspe
This was last updated in February 2013
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