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Michelle
8/5/2017 7:34:29 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: Amazing article!
Indeed. They must be disappointed as well. The cloud was supposed to be the right move and now they must turn back...
afwriter
8/5/2017 5:33:33 PM User Rank Platinum
Makes Sense
At the end of the day, these companies are the ones responsible for the information, so it makes sense that they are going to do what they need to do to keep it safe.
afwriter
8/5/2017 5:31:06 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: Amazing article!
I'm wondering how much it costs to move everything back on site as well. Any time you move backwards you are taking a hit in the wallet.
Ariella
8/4/2017 5:15:16 PM User Rank Author
Re: Cloud confusion
I noticed that the survey is based on 90,000 employees. Does it provide information on how many different organizations are represented among them?
clrmoney
8/4/2017 9:06:09 AM User Rank Platinum
Cloud confusion
Pure storage is something interesting as it relates to IT/Information Technology so it shouldn be able to store more unique storage than the usual one.
Re: Amazing article!
@vnewman - I agree it sounds like a lot. But if your customers are that unhappy and you don't have a foreseeable solution to the problem, I can see how it would just make more sense (albeit a pain in the kutuckas) to go backwards. At least from whence we came the secuirty was a little easier to control. If that's what the customer is asking for and you can't fix the problem, it could be the only solution.
vnewman
8/4/2017 1:48:18 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: Amazing article!
I was actually shocked to read that some are choosing to go back down the road from which they came.
I do understand the security concerns - in fact, some of our client agreements state outright that none of their data shall reside in a public cloud, so we've never used one to begin with.
Towant bring all that data back home again after you've migrated to the cloud - seems like you have to be pretty unsatisfied to undertake that project.
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