WHY DDI TECHNOLOGY IS FUNDAMENTAL FOR MULTICLOUD SUCCESS

Covid-19 has been a rapid learning curve for businesses as they transition to virtual off-premise spaces, requiring fast and efficient access to varied applications to ensure a return to business-as-usual.

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Meanwhile, appetite for solutions which improve efficiency has risen significantly to meet increasing demand, requiring companies to host several cloud technologies at once.

Southeast Asia is also going through digitalization among government agencies and business with deployment of cloud and multicloud services in response to evolving business needs. According to Gartner, Southeast Asia’s cloud market will continue to grow and potentially reach USD 40.32 billion by 2025. In this time, ASEAN has been working on expansion of universal broadband infrastructure, building a stronger ICT industry, promoting ICT across sectors, developing a skilled workforce and creating a solid infrastructure suited to technology development.

THE VALUE OF MULTICLOUD

Whereas a single cloud provider can provide specific use for a company such as email or videoconferencing, multicloud allows businesses to pick and choose the services required to optimize their workplace, ensuring that all the diverse needs of that business are met via a flexible infrastructure. Cloud applications or storage solutions are now part of the toolkit of a modern business. IBM finds that by 2023, organizations globally are expected to be using at least 10 clouds, from a growing number of vendors. However, to date, only 25 percent have multicloud management strategies in place.

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