Is Public Cloud the best strategy for your business

SECURITY

by Indu Keri

August 19, 2021 3:43 pm |

min

This podcast focuses on recent research* that shows over two thirds of financial services businesses are moving, or thinking of moving, public cloud applications back to on-premise.

It’s a 5-minute listen where you will discover:

Reasons why financial services businesses are shifting their applications from Public Cloud
What factors should be considered by businesses looking at a Public Cloud strategy

Featuring:

Indu Keri – Chief Product Security officer, Nutanix

* Independent research conducted by Vanson Bourne, which surveyed over 2,500 senior IT professionals across the globe for the FS Enterprise Cloud Index 2019.

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