Who in your organization needs to be involved in (or informing) Edge computing efforts or decisions?

Cloud Architect43%

Security Engineer46%

DevOps Engineer34%

Data Engineer30%

Full-Stack Engineer20%

QA Engineer13%

Network Architect28%

Enterprise Architect19%

VP21%

Director27%

C-Suite12%

Other (please share in comments)

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CTO in Software4 years ago

To some degree most if not all of those roles are involved or informed. I also wonder how do you differentiate between Edge (trendy concept) and Hybrid (current state of most cloud adopters)?

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