Your peers in the security and technology sector are staring down an uncomfortable truth: cloud adoption has sprinted ahead of governance, and the bill for that gap is coming due. The majority of enterprises now run workloads across multiple cloud providers, with 86% of organizations embracing a
Imagine a routine deploy that won’t start. Engineers poke dashboards. Tickets pile up. Customers refresh their pages and call support. Behind the scenes, the cloud provider’s region is simply out of capacity—not broken, not hacked, just saturated. The marketing copy promised “virtually infinite”
Cloud adoption has risen exponentially in recent years, empowering companies to modernize operations, drive innovation, and meet sustainability and efficiency targets. It remains a strategic enabler for companies looking to transform their business models. However, achieving a successful
Consumer expectations change faster than sellers can keep up with. As technology advances, retail is forced to adapt to emerging trends and evolving consumer preferences. Cloud computing significantly shapes how businesses address market challenges and maintain a competitive position. By adapting
Enterprises didn’t move to the cloud to complicate their lives. In fact, many started by betting on a single cloud provider for simplicity. But the reality quickly changed. Every day, a mission-critical app suffers latency because it’s in a distant data center; a sensitive dataset stays on-premises
Business companies facing immense cloud pricing, emerging data laws, and security risks also gravitate towards cloud repatriation. Recently, corporations such as Dropbox, Adobe, and GEICO repositioned some of their data in their private data centers or hybrid environments rather than on the public
