Originally posted to FiberLight
THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2019 – These days it seems as though everybody’s got their head in the clouds. Organizations large and small around the world rely on cloud computing to maintain day-to-day operations. In fact, use of cloud technology has become nearly ubiquitous throughout enterprises across all industries. Following a survey of 997 technical professionals across a broad cross-section of organizations, RightScale, a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) provider that offers cloud management and analytics tools, reported that 96 percent of respondents rely on cloud technology. Furthermore, 81 percent employ a multi-cloud hybrid model that combines both public and private cloud strategies.
Enterprise Cloud: How Businesses Get Stuff Done
So how did enterprise cloud computing become so popular? Essentially, the cloud has changed how businesses operate at the most fundamental level, enabling many to access mission-critical data and application software over high-speed internet connections. All of this occurs without the need for investing in advanced computer software or hardware. Effective enterprise cloud computing strategies are designed with individual business goals in mind, helping organizations enhance performance, reduce cost, and provide superior security to legacy data storage, content transmission, and business application delivery models. Cloud strategies are also designed to scale and evolve with a business, making enterprise growth easier than ever before.
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