What's the top friction point to move to the cloud in your enterprise?

Cloud Applications & Platforms Governance, Risk & Compliance+25 more

Cost structure24%

Lack of in-house skills to migrate / deploy / manage workloads on cloud54%

Security / governance compliance concerns17%

Lack of performance or features that you have on-prem but not the cloud4%

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Senior Director Engineering in Travel and Hospitality2 years ago

Is also about building the right finops practices which heyo you gain insights of the value driven by the migration

IT Manager in Construction11 days ago

I believe there are 2 key factors: the lack of in-house skills but also the costs, especially when AI services are involved.

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