Do you have concerns about vendor lock-in with your current cloud provider(s)?

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Yes, we’re currently locked in30%

Somewhat, transitioning vendors would be challenging but possible68%

No, we could change vendors easily1%

No, vendor lock-in is inevitable and I’m not concerned about it 1%

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Chief Technology Officer in Services (non-Government)a year ago

Vendor lock-in is a term that you could use against any technology, open source or paid, i don't think it is particularly helpful term as it's deemed as a pure negative.  That's not an issue with the person who asked the question by the way! 

Do you not invest in your vendors technology to reap the benefits of the innovation and millions of dollars they pump into the services / products.

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