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| “According to IDC* 48% of organizations in India prefer migrating to the cloud as their first step to IT modernization.” |
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| Indian organizations are strategically transitioning to the cloud, initially opting for single public or private clouds before integrating multiple public or hybrid cloud strategies for unified management. |
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| As per IDC report “The Indian public cloud services market is poised for significant growth, projected to reach US$17.6 billion by 2027 with a CAGR of 23.3%.” |
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| Dominant industries driving the public cloud adoption are BFSI for digital services, Manufacturing for smart operations, and Telecommunications for enhanced customer experiences. |
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| Organizations in India seek flexible, modular IT operating models delivered "as a service" to optimize cost, agility, and responsiveness |
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Eliminate high Capex and simplify management |
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Easy to procure and start over as organizations’ internal IT teams do not have to manage the IT |
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| Hybrid/multicloud technologies enable organizations to modernize their IT infrastructure and drive innovation and business agility, allowing them to achieve their digital transformation objectives and become future-ready for new business opportunities. |
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| * Source: IDC’s Future of Digital Infrastructure Survey 2022 |
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