Many enterprises today are adopting a “cloud first” mentality that advises IT to evaluate whether cloud storage is a workable option for all requests they receive. This is understandable, as the cloud offers many benefits, including facilitating collaborative work, increasing flexibility and agility with elastic performance and capacity, and providing a cost-effective data archive, not to mention the cost savings.
In fact, Sid Nag of Gartner reports that, “Growth of public cloud is supported by the fact that organizations are saving 14 percent of their budgets as an outcome of public cloud adoption.”
