How can you tell if your org isn’t ready to go cloud native?
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Executive VP & COO in Retaila year ago
If the org is siloed by: server team, network team, and security team, this is an obstacle that must be overcome as these concepts converge in the cloud. Fractional CTO/CIO/CPO in Travel and Hospitalitya year ago
Going from an On-premise to a cloud native solution is a huge lift from the entire organization. The organization isn’t ready if the leadership doesn’t invest in retraining the staff and create space for the organization to experiment and fail early.Chief Technology Officer in Softwarea year ago
Do you mean cloud native, or just going to cloud? Assuming an org is already in the cloud, going cloud native means rebuilding apps to take advantage of cloud, such as taking advantage of serverless. This requires a value assessment, as well as training and engineering expertise, either internal or external.No org is 'ready' to go to cloud. It needs to be business led, and built on more than just cost efficiencies. Cost of change, staff efficiency and time to value should be measurable in some way
CTO in Healthcare and Biotecha year ago
When there is no buy-in from the C-level to fully understand the benefits of being in the cloud.
In my experience if the business wants the software to change to match their decades old processes you will be facing a lot of challenges and expensive customization costs that are hard to estimate