When you bring your data home, who is going to keep an eye on it?
A significant trend is emerging where organizations are moving their workloads from cloud services back to on-premises infrastructure. This shift is driven by factors such as security concerns, compliance pressures, and the rising costs associated with cloud services. As companies bring their data home, they face new challenges, particularly in monitoring and managing their infrastructure effectively.
- ▪A recent survey found that 75% of senior IT decision makers moved workloads from the cloud back to on-premises infrastructure in the last two years.
- ▪Security, compliance, and the growth of AI workloads are key reasons for this shift.
- ▪Companies now bear the responsibility of monitoring their own systems, which was previously managed by cloud providers.
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