You’re not alone.

The Harvard Business Review Analytic Services report outlines high-velocity decision making as an area that holds many organizations back from cloud success, and encourages needless expense.

The truth is, without a unified way to assess your cloud investments across the business,
you’re likely to find cloud becomes unmanageable, costly and overly complex.

To start benefitting from optimized cloud economics, you would do well to look into how FinOps might work help you improve communications, encourage collaboration and reinvent your processes – with incredible outcomes.

Don’t stall now.

While moving your apps to cloud may well have given IT more agility, flexibility, and
responsiveness, you could be suffering the classic symptom of cloud becoming a
“runaway train”.

If you’ve been truly successful at implementing a digital-first innovation-led mindset
throughout the organization, the need for increased FinOps is now urgent. Harvard
Business Review Analytic Services confirms that 60% of organizations now demand
increased agility while 51% seek out cost reduction.

In fact, with FinOps, you have a powerful framework for bringing escalating cloud
costs under control, while enabling all the innovation and flexibility that cloud allows.

You’re not alone.

It’s completely understandable that your financial digital planning is something
that you have to return to time and again, responding to every move in the market.

But there is a way to be responsive, flexible and to closely manage costs and
finances. The real challenge for today’s IT teams, as this report shows, is to
proactively design and build systems that will continue to move to meet your
business objectives, without being pulled in different strategic directions at every
turn.