Cloud means different things to different organizations, so how do you determine the right cloud strategy for you? Watch this webinar on demand to learn about the best practices and strategies to succeed in your cloud journey!

We are at the tipping point of becoming a digital economy, and by 2022, 65% of global GDP will be digitalised.

The hallmarks of a digital enterprise include speed, agility, resilience, customer-centricity, and the ability to innovate rapidly. Companies will spend $6.8 trillion on IT between now and 2023 as they create their digital destiny, and they will rely on innovation engines such as the cloud.

Ambitious companies are already modernising IT, operations, processes, business models, and governance strategies to build digital competencies. IDC predicts that by 2023, more than 40% of enterprise IT operations spend will be consumption based to overcome complexity and align cost to revenue.

Cloud is the foundation of digital infrastructure and has transformed how IT is architected, delivered, and operated. By 2021, European enterprises' spending on cloud will surpass $100 billion.

But cloud means different things to different organisations, so how do you determine the right cloud strategy for you?

We are seeing a shift to a hybrid cloud approach, including public, private, and on-premises, because organisations want to leverage cloud for new applications and to modernise legacy workloads.

The prolonged impact of the pandemic is adding pressure on IT and business leaders to digitise their businesses, enable digital workspaces, and bring in cost efficiency. These are emerging as urgent priorities and businesses are exploring how cloud can help. By the end of this year, 80% of enterprises will start to shift to cloud-centric infrastructure and applications twice as fast as before the pandemic.

Watch this webinar to discover how you can unlock your business potential with Digital Business Models and the Role of Cloud.

In the webinar, we shared insights and discussed:

• How digitising the workplace can be a starting point for building digital business models
• The benefits of a hybrid cloud approach, including public, private, and on-premises
• The value of cloud services in delivering a digital workspace, including flexibility, simplicity and speed, reduced operating expenses, security and compliance
• Best practices in using cloud services to accelerate the journey to digital business models