It is no secret that an increasing number of enterprises are investing in cloud computing. Whether they are replacing on-premise applications or traditional outsourcing models, rising costs and technical complexity have led organizations to look to third-party providers for some or all of their information technology needs.
There can be significant economic efficiencies realized by moving to the cloud. But just as important are potential benefits associated with data privacy and security, compliance, business intelligence and overall information governance improvements.
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