How Are Cloud Migration Roadblocks Impacting Your Business?

For technical and business leaders alike, modernizing operations is a key priority in today’s economy. Your role in this process is crucial. However, complexities, compliance, and a lack of resources can plague modernization initiatives – particularly those involving cloud migrations. That’s why we’ve invited the cloud cost planning experts at Akasia to provide insights during this session on ways to tackle costly roadblocks. Your participation is key to the success of these initiatives.

With the average company having only moved 18% of its workloads to the cloud, our research shows that misconceptions, roadblocks, and inefficiencies continue to impact operations and planning related to these migrations. This, combined with the fact that 76% of leaders say they’re moving applications to the cloud to improve the speed of IT service delivery, underscores the potential disconnect between Technical and Line of Business operations regarding the cloud.

Watch the event replay, which is ideal for both technical and business leaders. It will equip each of you with critical knowledge and insights, fostering a collaborative environment where you can share and learn from each other. This will enhance your collaboration to move your modernization initiatives related to the cloud forward faster.

Featured Expert: Akasia 

Akasia’s public cost modeling platform allows enterprises to model the costs of their on-premises environments in the cloud and use the output to decide whether to move to the cloud. Their unique software-as-a-service architecture allows enterprises to discover their existing environment and complete the cost modeling in minutes, allowing enterprises to speed up their cloud assessments with accurate cloud cost projections. End-users, Systems Integrators, VARs, and Consultants prefer Akasia cloud migration assessment software because they have found that it shortens sales cycles, speeds up client decision-making, and saves their clients 30-60% in cloud costs.