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Multicloud and hybrid approaches are still costing companies too much, with benefits few and far between.

Data from Aptum study finds a lack of a visibility and understanding of cloud infrastructure is resulting in the benefits of cloud not being realized Aptum, a global provider of Managed Services

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Hybrid multi-cloud managed service provider Aptum this week released Part Three of its annual Cloud Impact Study 2022, with the main takeaway being that cloud computing has resulted in higher-than-expected costs for 73 per cent of IT decision makers surveyed. Marvin Sharp, the company’s vice president of product and strategy, said, “unforeseen costs associated with

Hybrid multi-cloud managed service provider Aptum this week released Part Three of its annual Cloud Impact Study 2022, with the main takeaway being that cloud computing has resulted in higher-than-expected costs for 73 per cent of IT decision makers surveyed. Marvin Sharp, the company’s vice president of product and strategy, said, “unforeseen costs associated with

Advice on choosing the best cloud infrastructure for workloads and avoiding unforeseen costs Aptum, a hybrid multi-cloud managed service provider, has announced Part 3 of its annual Cloud Impact

Aptum, a hybrid multi-cloud managed service provider, today released part one of its annual Cloud Impact Study 2022. The report, titled Hybrid: Why...

The majority of organisations plan to increase their use of public and private cloud infrastructure over the next two years but a ‘cloud boomerang effect' means...

Nearly 60% of respondents agree that cloud adoption has improved their organization’s agility, but that they could be more agile still.


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