accenture+多云策略：如何在混合云环境中解锁创新

From insights to action, the path to extraordinary value starts here.How to unlock innovation in hybrid cloud environmentsMany clouds, one strategy• In most cases, public cloud alone isn’t enough. Companies will continue to rely on private cloud and traditional IT to meet certain business needs.• Hybrid, multi-cloud architectures are often the only option, but they are complex to set up and operate.• To manage hybrid architectures, companies need the right strategy, the right operating model, the right talent, the right tools, and the transformation roadmap to get there.In brief:2Many clouds, one strategy: How to unlock innovation in hybrid cloud environmentsThere’s no one-size-fits-all public cloudA few short years ago, many companies looked to public cloud as a solution to their business needs. However, as they progressed on their cloud journey, they often find that additional components are required.3Many clouds, one strategy: How to unlock innovation in hybrid cloud environmentsWhile most industry observers anticipate that organizations will still move the majority of applications and workloads that can be virtualized to public cloud (with public cloud representing up to 80% of companies’ infrastructure footprints) most enterprises have pivoted to a hybrid approach in response to the need for a more balanced approach, moreover it is expected that more than 90% of organizations will opt for multi-cloud architectures to avoid over-reliance on a single public-cloud provider.Figure 1 Percent of companies following a multi-cloud strategy with at least two Hyperscalers at strategic partners.1Figure 2 Percent of organizations utilizing hybrid cloud models (public and private).292%78%Most enterprises have pivoted to a hybrid approach in response to the need for a more balanced approach1 Flexera State of the Cloud Report, 20212 Ibid.4Many clouds, one strategy: How to unlock innovation in hybrid cloud environmentsConsequently, hybrid cloud models are often required to meet the full scope of business requirements. For example, organizations may look to private cloud or even an on-prem data center to address regulatory/compliance requirements. It has become increasingly clear that public cloud isn’t suitable for all workloads. It’s limited by:• Commercial challenges (e.g., licensing models that make it uneconomical to migrate entirely to a hyperscaler)• Technical challenges, such as latency and performance for very specific workloads • Data Gravity/Data Velocity/Data Size in some special intensive use cases• Sovereignty/regulatory constraints regarding where data is stored• Edge deployment scenarios which require decentralized infrastructure• And in some cases, business continuity requirements5Many clouds, one strategy: How to unlock innovation in hybrid cloud environmentsRecent market trends reflect this perspective. The boundaries between public and private cloud are blurring as the world of cloud evolves. The hyperscalers h