Gartner highlights an increasing dissatisfaction with cloud computing, attributing it to unrealistic expectations and poor execution of cloud strategies by organizations. As many as 25% of organizations may feel significant disappointment in the coming years. Factors such as unexpected costs, vendor lock-in, and management complexities contribute to this sentiment. Moreover, a lack of well-defined cloud strategies leads to challenges in optimizing cloud operations. Experts suggest organizations temper their expectations and focus on strategic planning and governance to navigate these issues effectively.
Many organizations lack a cloud strategy altogether, or haven't planned activities that follow a strategy like optimizing cloud spend and instituting good governance.
As cloud adoption continues to grow, many organizations are experiencing cloud dissatisfaction, but it isn't as widespread as some may think, and is frequently related to factors within the organization's control.
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