Companies everywhere are struggling with higher cloud costs than expected
Multicloud and hybrid approaches are still costing companies too much, with benefits few and far between.
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Aptum: Brace for the Impact Study! Varying Complexity of Cloud Environments Is Causing IT Headache
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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Coffee Briefing December 6, 2022- Brookfield partners with AWS; HCLTech expands foothold in Canada; Nautilus brings water-cooled data centers to two new locations; and more
Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts. Today’s Coffee Briefing is delivered by IT World Canada’s editorial team! Missed last week’s Coffee Briefing? We’ve got you covered. What’s new this week Brookfield Asset Management partners with AWS to advance its digital transformation and renewable energy operations At AWS re:Invent 2022,
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New Aptum study explores how best to combat unforeseen cloud costs
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
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New Aptum study explores how best to combat unforeseen cloud costs
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
Source: itbusiness.ca