Get the money and move the clouds.

Cloud computing is now in full swing, everyone is in hot pursuit, if you also plan to deploy cloud computing, then you first consider is not how to do cloud migration, but first tidy up the existing IT assets. It asset consolidation is time-consuming and expensive, but is now the best time to start sorting. Sorted out, it is very helpful for cloud migration.

The reason why companies want to use cloud computing is to quickly resolve the many problems they face by migrating to the cloud. In fact, many IT departments now face a number of negative factors: overly complex enterprise architecture, runaway data sprawl, and the backlog of application development work, all of which are difficult to put under the pressure of the overall environment in which the budget has been reduced.

New technologies such as cloud computing could make things better. However, I think cloud computing will not save you money if you can't organising it resources.

Problems follow when organizations try to drive data, processes, and applications outside the firewall, regardless of their use status. Therefore, when you migrate your IT assets that are not configured, poorly designed, and advanced to the private cloud and public cloud, it turns out that there is not much change in the location of the asset custodian.

To make cloud computing work for businesses, you need to make great adjustments to existing systems when you migrate to the cloud or before that. This means that first you need to redesign the database system to make them simpler and more meaningful for the business. Second, to invest in process reform and optimization, and to restore their normal status to the many applications that have been crammed into the company's thin-legged trousers for years.

Of course, it takes a lot of time and high cost to take these necessary approaches to deal with these problems. As a result, most IT leaders try to solve all this trouble by migrating to the cloud and expect the best results. However, the company has moved the rubbish into the cloud, and the changes brought by it are just rubbish in the cloud.

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