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Key Multi-Cloud Takeaways & Mistakes to Avoid for Healthcare CIOs
Healthcare has lagged in its adoption of multi-cloud but that might not be a bad thing. Here are the multi-cloud takeaways for healthcare CIOs. It’s no secret that the healthcare sector has been one of the slowest to adopt enterprise cloud computing, even with the moderate increase we saw as a result of the urgent shift to telehealth and remote working during the pandemic. But that’s understandable: healthcare is one of the most highly regulated industries, not to mention that it’s riddled with critical but outdated systems. Combined, these can make it much more difficult for healthcare organizations to make the cloud transformation more fully. Nevertheless, the cloud’s benefits, like flexibility, agility and cost efficiency, can’t be ignored there’s a reason why this year, the amount of enterprise data stored in the cloud will, for the first time, surpass the amount of enterprise data stored on-premises.
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The healthcare sector has been slow to adopt multi-cloud technology due to regulatory constraints and outdated systems. This paper provides multi-cloud takeaways for healthcare CIOs and highlights the benefits of the cloud, such as flexibility, agility, and cost efficiency. Careful consideration of regulatory constraints and outdated systems is crucial before implementing multi-cloud technology. With proper planning and implementation, the cloud can bring significant benefits to healthcare organizations.
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