A (Space) Journey to Cloud Business Value (Part 1)
Our Senior Cloud Advisor, Maximilian Jahn takes us on a journey to give you insights of the aspects of the business value of public cloud. Gain deeper understand in following blog posts on this topic.
What will you learn?
The pace of digital change realm is relentless, demanding businesses to adapt and remain competitive and inventive. Public cloud technology is a big part of this change, offering many benefits beyond just saving money and making operations smoother. This blog post looks at how companies evolve as they embrace this technology, starting with updating their IT systems, then changing how they work, and finally transforming their entire business. At each step, they discover new ways to grow and become more digitally advanced. In the digital world, organizations can unlock the full potential of cloud technology by understanding and navigating through these layers. This approach revolutionizes their business models, fosters innovation, and ultimately secures long-term success.
Propelling Business Value: The Cloud Transformation Rocket
In the quest for digital transformation, organizations can liken their journey to launching a powerful rocket with each stage getting closer to their ultimate goal. We can see the four layers of value generated from adopting public cloud as distinct stages of this rocket, each providing the necessary thrust to move to the next level of digital maturity.
Continuing with the rocket stages analogy for public cloud adoption, let’s delve deeper into the roles and characteristics of each stage, comparing them to specific components of a spacecraft. This fresh perspective underscores the significance of each stage and how they collaborate to propel an organization towards digital maturity.
In the pursuit of digital transformation, organizations may embark on their journey differently, depending on their current IT setup and needs. While the four-stage rocket analogy offers a broad perspective on the path to public cloud transformation, it's essential to recognize that not every organization will necessitate every stage.
