Embracing the cloud brings significant advantages to businesses, including application modernization, streamlined DevOps processes, and enhanced accessibility for remote teams. Often, organizations transition to the cloud in a gradual and decentralized manner, with different decision-makers adopting various platforms and infrastructures based on their immediate needs. Consequently, many companies now find themselves operating in a complex and multi-cloud environment.
Currently, a staggering 73% of enterprises utilize two or more public clouds. As organizations step back to assess their cloud investments from a broader perspective, they may realize they have accumulated a diverse array of platforms, competing priorities, and disparate cost structures that do not align with each other or the overall business objectives.
