One of the greatest reservations about the cloud is whether itrsquo;s wise, or even beneficial, to relinquish control of the infrastructure to a third party.
This is a question yoursquo;ve likely asked yourself, and have heard repeatedly from your team members.
In some cases, the move to the cloud may be viewed as a threat to job security.IT teams are used to owning their own stuff. With the cloud, IT teams no longer need to purchase hardware and software, and hook it all up.
Gone are the racks and the blinking lights. Moving to the cloud requires a change in ownership and mindshare.
For many of us, itrsquo;s not a comfortable proposition.But how much control are we really giving up? I contend that itrsquo;s not as much as we may believe.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
This is a question yoursquo;ve likely asked yourself, and have heard repeatedly from your team members.
In some cases, the move to the cloud may be viewed as a threat to job security.IT teams are used to owning their own stuff. With the cloud, IT teams no longer need to purchase hardware and software, and hook it all up.
Gone are the racks and the blinking lights. Moving to the cloud requires a change in ownership and mindshare.
For many of us, itrsquo;s not a comfortable proposition.But how much control are we really giving up? I contend that itrsquo;s not as much as we may believe.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here