Cloud adoption stories - Page 4

Virtustream's Anthony Wales discusses how cloud migration can be compared to home renovation 'reality' TV shows.

As cloud adoption grows with every company seeking the competitive advantage it can provide, the opportunities in IT services are expanding in kind.

"With regards to cloud adoption, organisations are prioritising innovation and security over cost and scalability.”

Cloud adoption is surging among some European Union (EU) nations but it still has a way to go to becoming commonplace across the board

Dell Boomi's Asia MD says there are a number of myths holding back cloud adoption, despite it being the obvious future.

"While the cloud is now global, cultural differences will always be reflected in even small ways."

"Analysts such as Gartner forecast that 41% of enterprise revenue will come from digital business by 2020."

"With a comparatively slower adoption of the cloud, Australian enterprises must approach cloud migration with the agility of a start-up to truly embrace innovation."

A new report has revealed cloud adoption is rife in EMEA, but despite this, most organisations lack even the most basic security tools.

Today Druva released the results of its survey to determine the state of virtualisation in the cloud, with a number of interesting findings.

For a business just wanting to do what’s necessary, it can often be difficult to cut through the noise.

A new Gartner survey of senior executives has revealed enterprises want to take their storage to the cloud - but are being held back by the 'risks'.

"Traditional ECM is no longer enough to fill the complex needs of a digitally-transformed business."

New research has emerged that shows the majority of organisations in Asia Pacific (APAC) are struggling to cross the cloud chasm.

Organisations can gain digital maturity through externally sourced services like IT outsourcing and managed services.

A main driver behind cloud adoption is the cost savings involved, but a new study has revealed the majority of businesses are wasting their budget.

At its annual THINK event, IBM has made its intentions clear with the tech colossus investing heavily to bolster its multi-cloud strategy.

Routed's director says while cloud providers are responsible for securing the cloud, only the organisation can secure how they use it.

The relentless rush to cloud adoption is coming at the detriment to cybersecurity with some countries in EMEA worse than others.

For many, the question is no longer whether a business should venture into cloud-native, but how - Ovum has some advice for organisations.

One of the biggest concerns businesses have about moving to the cloud is sacrificing the security and control of having your applications on-premise.

“For the first time in 2017, we saw cloud ERP adoption overtake on-premise installations in the Australia and New Zealand markets."

"Our research backed up our assumptions that the primary responsibility for data management lies with the customer."

Cloud adoption is no longer considered experimental, but there are still risks that organisations need to mitigate.