is so often used in conversation today, you might think that just about everyone has a handle on it. In fact, very few do. The concept of the multi-cloud is complex and disparate, and while it promises flexibility and agility, it can be an exhaustive and expensive exercise. But the bottom line is that it isn’t going anywhere – so business needs to adapt, or just become irrelevant., we asked customers how they are not just surviving but thriving in a multi-cloud world.
But while the promise of data is enormous, many challenges meet the business looking to unlock data across a multi-cloud environment. Disparate environments and the lack of centralised management create a sticky mess in the middle where data is either lost or left behind because of the management headache to centralise it.
The numbers in the IDC InfoBrief echo the sentiments of South African businesses. While globally the cloud remains a re-platforming process for most IT teams and doesn’t support a one-size-fits-all approach, it is the preferred route, as non-cloud solutions are becoming a smaller part of the overall application portfolio.
This highlights that businesses understand the value of the cloud but are still fairly sure they want their private cloud to walk hand in hand with their public cloud investments. So yes, we are moving to a multi-cloud adoption model, but the infrastructure investment in the cloud is still firmly a hybrid one.
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