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You have cloud migration disappointments and regrets

You were promised cost savings, scalability and reliability, but nothing came true

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Cloud migration often falls short of delivering the promised cost savings, control, and simplicity

Many organisations transition to cloud-based solutions expecting cost savings, flexibility, and efficiency, only to find that reality doesn’t meet the hype.
 
Instead of streamlined operations and lower expenses, companies often face escalating costs, operational complexities, and a lack of control over critical data and systems. For IT leaders, managing cloud adoption can feel like a constant struggle to justify ROI and avoid hidden costs, while still meeting operational and security needs.
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You fight against unmanageable costs and fees

Cloud solutions can quickly become expensive, sometimes with predatory pricing models and rising subscription costs, hidden fees for data transfer and storage, and restrictive vendor lock-ins. For many organisations, these unexpected expenses strain budgets and reduce the overall value of your cloud investments.

You constantly struggle with skill and resource gaps

Cloud technology demands new skills and expertise, but a shortage of skilled professionals makes it difficult to manage and optimise cloud environments. IT teams often struggle with complex operational requirements, and training staff for new technologies can be time-consuming and costly.

You experience regular security complications and issues

Integrating cloud services with existing systems is often more complex than anticipated, and securing data in a cloud environment can introduce new vulnerabilities as systems fall out of your direct control. Compliance with data privacy regulations adds further challenges, requiring robust security measures and constant vigilance.

Doing nothing is not an option

Locked in and stuck

If nothing is done, you will be stuck with long-term commitments to predatory SaaS and IaaS solutions. These services are designed to be as sticky as possible, making it difficult to switch providers or rectify issues once you’re locked in. The longer you delay addressing these concerns, the more entrenched you become, unable to escape rising costs and restrictive vendor lock-ins. This lack of flexibility can stifle innovation and leave you paying exorbitant fees for services that no longer meet your needs.

Spiraling risks

Inaction will lead to a spiraling loss of control over your IT environment. As more cloud services are adopted without a cohesive strategy, your tech stack becomes increasingly fragmented and difficult to manage. This wide and diverse array of tools introduces significant security vulnerabilities, as your IT team struggles to secure and integrate each new service. The lack of resources to properly manage this complexity leaves your business exposed to cyberattacks and compliance failures, undermining your overall security posture.

Scalability struggle

Neglecting to address cloud migration issues will result in scalability struggles. As your company grows, so too will the costs associated with your cloud services. Without a clear strategy and effective cost management, these expenses can quickly spiral out of control. The board may become hesitant to approve necessary investments in the future, fearing further financial strain. This reluctance can hinder your ability to scale operations effectively, limiting your growth potential and competitive edge in the market.

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