I experience from my 10 yrs of exp in this field, multi-cloud is the reality, but choice of it in large scale companies more biased adoption, where is smaller and mid-segment more use case oriented. Anyway great consolidated articles. Thanks
Large companies adopt multi cloud out of necessity. Besides the reason you gave, large enterprises have different divisions or lines of businesses that make decisions for themselves. They are multi National, hence they need to be closest to the end user and it could be any cloud. Local regulatory reasons force data can’t leave country have choice of cloud is limited and you end up with multi cloud. Mergers and acquisitions means you adopt the cloud the other company has. There are many more reasons why every large enterprise by definition will be and is multi cloud
I experience from my 10 yrs of exp in this field, multi-cloud is the reality, but choice of it in large scale companies more biased adoption, where is smaller and mid-segment more use case oriented. Anyway great consolidated articles. Thanks
Interesting!
Large companies adopt multi cloud out of necessity. Besides the reason you gave, large enterprises have different divisions or lines of businesses that make decisions for themselves. They are multi National, hence they need to be closest to the end user and it could be any cloud. Local regulatory reasons force data can’t leave country have choice of cloud is limited and you end up with multi cloud. Mergers and acquisitions means you adopt the cloud the other company has. There are many more reasons why every large enterprise by definition will be and is multi cloud
Fair point