Firms struggling to fully exploit cloud due to lack of strategy and governance
A group of CIOs at a recent Computing event discussed how cloud use has grown at most firms without an overarching strategy, making it hard to find the promised speed and agility benefits
Many organisations are struggling to fully exploit their use of cloud services due to a lack of strategy and governance. That was one of the themes to come out of a recent Computing dining club, attended...
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