A Framework for Successful Corporate Cloud Transformation
Authors: Naga Mallika Gunturu
Abstract
Corporate Cloud transformation is expected to continue to grow double-digit each of the next few years. This growth is augmented by digital transformation, which itself is gaining huge momentum due to the recent consumer behavior trends and especially the COVID pandemic. It is also estimated that globally billions of dollars are wasted due to efficiencies in the way cloud migrations are launched and handled. This paper discusses a framework using which organizations can successfully execute cloud transformation.
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