What is the biggest benefit to managed cloud services you see for your company? 

CloudEnd-User Services & Collaboration

Increasing efficiency12%

Improving operational productivity29%

Hybrid-cloud flexibility25%

Increasing agility22%

Increasing stability5%

Improving compliance1%

Overcoming skill gaps5%

Minimizing errors

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