You might have read the news about a potential business slowdown and layoffs. This has given technology managers reason to deeply evaluate their future cloud strategy and will likely increasingly point them to hybrid and multicloud infrastructure.
Why hybrid and multicloud? In our discussions with cloud technologists, they say they want a cloud infrastructure that can more efficiently manage and integrate the myriad applications, data, and infrastructure in the cloud, including their own infrastructure. They also want to take back some control, rather than handing all the keys to the public cloud giants.
Hybrid and multicloud technologies are also the perfect trends for the current environment, because they are about building better operational efficiency into the technology infrastructure. This is something Mark Zuckerberg talked about yesterday on the Meta earnings call. Look for this to evolve in 2023.
Many of the startups in this area offer direct return on investment (ROI) by offering more efficient ways of operating in a downturn that appeals to technology managers and chief financial officers (CFOs) alike. Let’s dive into individual trends and some promising young companies to watch in hybrid and multicloud infrastructure, as identified in our recent Futuriom 50 report.
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https://www.forbes.com/sites/rscottraynovich/2023/02/02/hybrid-cloud-infrastructure-trends-and-startups-to-watch/?sh=618872371b0c