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Announcing the winners of the Cloud Excellence Awards 2020

Tom Allen

12 November 2020 • 2 min read

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Announcing the winners of the Cloud Excellence Awards 2020

More than ever this year, the cloud has been a transformational technology - and now it's time to honour the experts

The cloud is transformational, enabling speed and scale that were undreamt of for most firms at the turn of the century. Used properly, it can lend users the flexibility to respond to changing market conditions,...

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