4 Deadly Multi-Cloud Strategy Mistakes to Avoid - The European Business Review

Using a multi-cloud system involves using a combination of multiple cloud-based operating systems to access useful applications for your team. 

Multi-cloud systems are incredibly useful to businesses operating over more than one location. Or, in the pandemic age, operating completely remotely. 

The benefits of this system are wide-ranging. Introducing technology that promotes team cohesion can improve workplace productivity and save on hardware costs.

• Not Setting Realistic Expectations. If you don’t have a concrete understanding of what you want your system to do, it’s likely you’ll be overwhelmed by applications that you don’t need.
• Not Considering Complexity. Accounting for the complexity of the new system will help your IT team to avoid unnecessary delays in rolling out your multi-cloud strategy.
• Not Investing in Talent. One of the biggest mistakes businesses make is not investing time and money in finding the right talent. IT is becoming more of a specialized field every day, so finding the right people to implement your strategy is the key to a smooth transition. 
• Not Considering Security Concerns. You will need to know any external data collection and storage legislation that might be affected by using a public cloud.