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Your 90-Day Action Plan to Control Public Cloud Spend
Summary
I&O leaders are under increasing pressure to act quickly to rein in cloud spending, even though they do not control all cloud accounts at their company. Without a formal 90-day action plan, organizations will overspend, sign inappropriate contracts and receive a substandard service.
Published: 14 February 2019
ID: G00382575
Analyst(s): David Wright
Table Of Contents
- Key Challenges
Introduction
Analysis
- Sound the Alarm: Five Warning Signs Your Company Has a Public Cloud Spending Problem
- Take Action: Your 90-Day Plan
- Build In Long-Term Controls: Using the Gartner Framework for Public Cloud Cost Management
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