The days of basic data storage and retrieval are gone, as we move into the age of using information to make more-informed business decisions. 
In a series of two articles, I will outline the benefits of cloud migration, while debunking common myths associated with a move to the cloud.
 
I think defining cloud migration is a good place to start. So, what is it?
According to Forbes, cloud migration is the process of moving digital operations into the cloud and usually refers to transferring from on-premises data centres, or legacy infrastructures, to the cloud.
 
Remembering that although approximately 98% of companies are said to be running on-premises hardware servers to maintain IT infrastructure, the arrival of COVID-19 brought drastic changes to that statistic.
 
There are also different cloud deployment models which dictate how software is made available, as well as who can access data and in what way. Public cloud, for example, makes digital assets available either free or on a subscription basis publicly over the Internet. Google, Facebook and LinkedIn are familiar examples.

To read more on the article titled “The facts and myths around cloud migration” click here.