A move to the cloud gives you the opportunity to gain insights into your business so that your investments become more effective. But before you jump the gun, you’ll want to make sure that you have an adoption plan that adequately provides you with well-managed costs and achieves appropriate expectations with reasonable value. To start with, consider what your business does and how your technology currently supports it. Once you have a clear picture, think about which parts of your business are aligned the best to enable you to develop your cloud adoption strategy.
This thought exercise should include 3 fundamental elements:your physical infrastructure; your IT infrastructure; and finally, the current business cycle you’re in.
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