Long gone are the days of keeping data only in-house — and the reluctance of storing files out in the open. While at first looked upon with skeptical eyes, public cloud platforms are becoming more of a norm in companies worldwide, according to Veritas’ “State of Hybrid Cloud” survey of IT managers in companies of 1,000 employees or more across the U.S., UK, Brazil, France, Germany, Australia, and China.
Around one-third of respondents said their company is using public cloud services for everyday file sharing processes, such as collaboration and content management, with slightly over a quarter planning to move their daily operations to the public cloud over the next two years. In comparison, only 18 percent use private cloud systems for daily sharing and collaboration currently, but almost an additional quarter were considering in-house or private cloud infrastructures for similar purposes in the near future.
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