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The Cloud Pendulum: Why Companies are Swinging Back to On-Prem - Tech

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Cloud is more expensive than companies expected. According to a Citrix survey, companies are turning back the cloud clock, repatriating workloads to on-prem solutions because cloud introduces security risks, isn’t performing to expectations, and is adding more zeroes to the bottom line than anticipated. There are already case studies – 37signals, the developers behind Basecamp, have walked away from cloud and other names are following suit – whi…

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The cost conundrum of cloud computing

For most businesses, change is driven by the need to reduce risk and innovate, while optimizing cost and return on investment. In the case of cloud adoption, the powerful functionality offered by these platforms enable businesses to streamline, optimise, and make their workflows more efficient which, in turn, helps reduce costs. Organizations are always looking for the best solutions for optimizing efficiency and reducing costs, particularly in …

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The cloud pendulum: why companies are swinging back to on-prem

This article explores the growing trend of companies moving their data and workloads back from the cloud to on-premises platforms, driven by rising costs, security concerns, and performance challenges. It discusses the experiences of companies like 37signals and Expedia, highlighting that the decision to repatriate workloads depends on a well-defined strategy, careful evaluation of costs, and understanding the nuances of cloud and on-prem soluti…

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