As organisations seek to become more competitive, they are often moving to cloud data warehouses (CDWs) and cloud data lakes (CDLs) to help manage large volumes of diverse data and perform advanced analytics. In many cases they are using multiple cloud providers to fit their needs.
Organisations like the idea of a multi-cloud environment, which avoids vendor lock-in and helps them stay portable. They also want to take advantage of the best features and services of each cloud provider.
Download this study to see why the respondents agree that cloud is the future of data management and realise the five must-haves to modernise data and analytics.
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