Most entrepreneurs, when they start out, are laser-focused on growth but only a few think about the finish line. As a ...

A cloud exit strategy acts as an insurance policy for events that are both inside and outside of an organization’s control. For example, new legal requirements in a particular region may bring changes ...

Research firm Gartner notes, for example, that a cloud exit strategy is an essential “insurance policy” that enables CIOs to bail out of a faulty implementation at the lowest cost possible.

Whether you’re starting out or deep into your cloud journey, assessing — and reassessing — these key questions is vital to ensuring a business-aligned approach free of cost overruns that can ...

Key reasons to consider a thoughtful cloud exit strategy: Amit Maheshwari, Publicis Sapient Crafting a single exit strategy that fits every organization is challenging, but it's vital to have one ...

Another major issue Gartner observes within cloud strategies is the lack of an exit strategy from cloud providers. It's difficult to devise, which is why Gartner posits many leaders ignore this ...

The definition of a cloud strategy is fairly straight-forward: Gartner calls it 'a concise viewpoint on the role of cloud computing in the organization.' Still, within that simple statement there is a ...

Having an exit strategy is important when negotiating cloud services agreements.

Nearly all mid-market companies are eyeing a cloud exit, according to fresh research from Node4, with 97 per cent planning to shift some workloads off the public cloud in the next year. The trend ...

“Organisations must consider their exit strategy when migrating to the cloud, to avoid vendor lock-in and navigate potential cloud provider changes,” he says.