The cloud was instrumental in allowing the public sector to keep the wheels on in the face of several years of huge disruption, with those organisations that embraced the scalable services on offer being much better equipped to confront these seismic changes.
This whitepaper dives into how governments’ resilience is critical to managing disruption across different areas of the public sector, and the ways in which the cloud is enabling adaptability and responsiveness that is needed.
Download now to discover the emerging practices that will build public sector resilience in the face of current and future uncertainty.
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