It’s no longer a question of whether to adopt cloud applications, but how to migrate to them from on-premise systems. In a global study conducted by CIO.com, IT leaders from midsized to enterprise-level companies reveal the benefits gained from migrating to the cloud, practical steps for the migration, and best practices. Read the report to learn more.
For many companies around the world and across industries, it’s no longer a question of whether to adopt cloud applications. Instead, it’s a question of which applications are best delivered as cloud services, and how to migrate to them from current on-premise systems.
It can be daunting to consider a cloud migration, especially for core business applications such as financial management, human resources management, and payroll. IT leaders are looking for peers who have already made the transition from on-premise to cloud and can share the knowledge and best practices gained from those experiences.
In a global study, CIO.com took an in-depth look at how midsized to enterprise-level companies in financial services, healthcare, insurance, manufacturing, professional services, retail, technology, transportation, and utilities have migrated to the cloud. Through an online survey of nearly 450 IT leaders representing 17 countries, respondents shared benefits gained, practical steps for the migration, and best practices.
Get the collective wisdom of IT leaders on:
• What’s driving the move to the cloud
• Perceived cloud risks and obstacles
• How the cloud migration decision is made
• Recommended best practices
• Benefits gained from cloud migration
See the insights and best practices in this global CIO.com survey today.
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