At Fiction Tech Innovations Inc., a medium -sized software company, the rapid acceptance of cloud technologies was once considered to be a transformative reflective bridge towards agility and scalabibility. Initially, the company migrated its applications on a well -known public cloud provider, with promised cost savings and efforts. However, only months after their cloud journey it turned out that financial predictions were too optimistic.
Unspcribed data transfer fees. Expected storage. Projects that required compliance with chain data regulations. As a result, Cio Martha Lee of Tech Innovations found himself in trouble. She is forced to explore alternative approaches and sellers, realizing that it was necessary to move the paradigm in the cloud strategy of the company.
Like Martha, many of today’s CIO and IT leaders reconsider the role of traditional cloud service providers. Public clouds from main players such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud have been helpful in digital transformation, but many organizations are now pushing back against these giants.