Holger Mueller, vice president and principal analyst at Constellation Research, talks with host David Clarke, senior vice president of technology development at Workday, about characteristics of the cloud that are most critical for the enterprise, why CFOs are embracing the cloud, and why data benchmarking is important for businesses.
Welcome to Behind the Cloud, a video series that dives into the technology and people that make the enterprise cloud possible.
In our second episode, Holger Mueller, vice president and principal analyst at Constellation Research, talks with host David Clarke about characteristics of the cloud that are most critical for the enterprise. They also discuss why CFOs are embracing the cloud, and how data benchmarking can help companies understand where they really sit compared to the competition.
In This Episode
Trends Around Data Residency and Privacy
Characteristics of the Cloud and Implications for the Enterprise
Why CFOs Are Moving Data to the Cloud
Strategy for Public Cloud Adoption
Data Benchmarking in Business
Innovations in Business Process as a Services (BPaaS)
Preparing for Technological Change
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