India is the top market for multi-cloud with at least 30-40% enterprise adoption, but the number hasn’t reached 50% yet. These adopters have multiple clouds – a mix of public, private, dedicated and countless SaaS applications.
Of course, a multi-cloud approach comes with a set of advantages such as improved IT infrastructure management, prudent IT cost management structure and improved security and compliance.
But when enterprises adopt multi-cloud, challenges also emerge.
A multi-cloud environment demands new management solutions for optimizing performance, curtailing costs and security remains a key concern with a raft of applications and environments.
With the increasing sophistication of today’s multi-cloud IT environments, enterprises face the need to integrate across cloud and on-prem domains, bringing apps and data together to power business initiatives. Also, let’s not forget the fact that the future will be multi-cloud architectures that would let us to innovate with the latest technologies and data from any source, while optimizing return on existing investments.
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