Should you be worried about cloud lock-in?
Regulatory changes and open-source platforms are addressing long-standing concerns about costs and complexity
Should you be worried about cloud lock-in?
Vendor lock-in is a much-discussed concern when it comes to cloud. After operating on-prem for years, with the freedom to change just about any part of their environment, many companies are wary of handing...
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