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New Study: 89 Percent of Federal IT Professionals Apprehensive About Cloud Migration

Defense Daily Staff

Wednesday, September 10th, 2014

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New Study: 89 Percent of Federal IT Professionals Apprehensive About Cloud Migration

Federal Agencies want to double their use of the cloud, but a new report by MeriTalk, a public-private partnership focused on improving government IT outcomes, finds 89 percent of Federal IT professionals are apprehensive on migrating to the cloud. “Cloud Control: Moving to the Comfort Zone,” was underwritten by NetApp and Arrow. Migrating to the cloud does aid federal agencies with such things as improved agility, less IT complexity, and greater collaboration through shared services, however, concerns about data stewardship…

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