Will you ever truly go "all-in" on cloud?
Yes, and it will be public cloud48%
Yes, hybrid33%
No, we'll always have something on-premise18%
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Likely36%
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Unlikely15%
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Cloud-based solutions do not have solutions for two very important things: 1) offline use 2) polarizing political agendas.
Offline Use: Most cloud-based solutions do not have viable options for when their service is not accessible. So, how are people supposed to use the solution if it is unreachable?
Polarizing Political Agendas: There is too much risk of de-platforming when the service provider's political agenda does not align with those of their subscribers.