Cloud 2024 - Needs, Trends, and Challenges

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In 2024, global spending on cloud services, hardware, and software is expected to exceed $1 trillion, according to IDC analysts. Adopting cloud solutions has become a necessity today, so it’s worth taking a closer look at this topic. See what our experts have to say!

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Podcast

Cloud solutions without secrets – debunking myths, analyzing trends, discussing security issues, and highlighting successful adoption indicators.

Knowledge Compendium

We present market data, expert opinions from the Euvic Group and Microsoft Poland, discuss (unfounded) concerns about cloud migration, and examine the business needs that the cloud addresses.

Expert Insights

I would venture to say that in about 15-20 years, almost everything will be in the cloud. Current business concerns will be alleviated, legal regulations will adapt to the new reality, and the capabilities of the cloud will be even greater. This scenario is one from which there likely is no turning back.

Grzegorz Mazur

Chief Technical Officer at Euvic S.A.

Today, the number of so-called "cloud agnostics" or organizations that argue for purely local infrastructure as the best solution is dwindling. We are witnessing a significant shift toward hybrid solutions - the best response to the challenges contemporary businesses face.

Szymon Augustyński

Customer Success Account Manager at Microsoft Poland

Using cloud solutions is no longer an option for large and medium-sized companies; it has become a fundamental way to conduct business. Moreover, in utilizing the tools that this technology offers today, they see an opportunity to build real competitive advantages.

Marcin Wojtaszek

Vice President of the Board at Euvic IT

Cloud by the Numbers

97,5%

Large and medium-sized companies acknowledge that security is a key factor when implementing cloud solutions.

83,3%

Large and 88.1% of medium-sized companies believe that the cloud provides flexibility and scalability, allowing them to better respond to changes in business needs.

50%

Large and medium-sized companies admit that the biggest barrier to investing in the cloud is financial.

Podcast

Listen to what we have to say about the current state of the cloud, trends, and challenges.

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Articles

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Cloud stereotypes that hinder your investment

What stereotypes most often block cloud investments? And how does Azure respond to them?

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Criteria for choosing a cloud provider: what solutions do lrge and medium-sized players rely on?

Which cloud service will best meet your organization’s needs? Which solution should you choose to reap the most benefits? What are large and medium-sized enterprises betting on?

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Can your organization afford to ignore cloud trends?

Today, the powerful potential of cloud technologies cannot be ignored. Failure to understand it and take advantage of it is causing companies to fall behind the competition. The longer they wait, the harder it will be for them to catch up.

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Cloud in modern business

The cloud is no longer treated in the “might have” category. It is a definite “must.” Not only does it speed up and streamline companies’ operations, but it is also becoming a key tool for flexibility, scalability and data security. Cloud agnostics should therefore make fast friends with it.

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