The advent of cloud computing has profoundly changed the approach many organizations take towards data and analytics. Firms are seeking and realizing benefits with their cloud-hosted data solutions including reduced costs, greater agility, enhanced performance, easier scalability.

The cloud landscape has evolved over time, with a few popular, large vendors in the form of Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure, and several compelling cloud-based solutions and platforms, such as Databricks and Snowflake, which often are available across vendors.

An inevitable consequence is the increasing recognition of the importance of multi-cloud data strategies. There are a number of explanations for why organizations may already be multi-cloud in nature. Whether currently multi-cloud oriented or not, there are a number of compelling reasons for companies to pursue intentional multi-cloud approaches. In this 30-minute recorded webinar, Thorogood data and analytics consultants Raghav Pandey and Alaistair Jones seek to define multi-cloud data strategies, share our experience with enterprise organizations regarding how multi-cloud may come to be a reality, and explore the benefits and considerations of a multi-cloud data strategy.

What we cover:

• A definition of multi-cloud data strategies
• A view of how multi-cloud can emerge at enterprise organizations
• An exploration of the benefits of intentional multi-cloud approaches
• A discussion of the important considerations for this future-state

Is it for you:

• Are you seeking to learn more about the advent of the cloud for data and analytics, and the further evolution that is multi-cloud through a broad lens?
• Are you currently planning on moving to the cloud initially and wondering what else should be considered?
• Are you working within an existing cloud environment and determining if a multi-cloud is right for your organization?