Untapped Value of Cloud

Many organizations are only just exploring the possibilities of cloud technology. Because of the cloud’s potential to improve development speed and enable near-limitless scalability, more businesses are now recognizing the advantages it offers. The recent cloud success in the region and across the globe shows the tremendous possibilities cloud opens for companies, but this is just the beginning of the potential value on the line.

At a time of growing competitive pressure on businesses, the development of this tremendous value pool appears. Fluid corporate landscapes are being created by fast-moving digital actors, who are driving the speed of change.

While cloud adoption contributes to both revenue growth and efficiency, it is just as important for C-level executives to use cloud applications in their day-to-day operations. Benefits include speed, scalability, creativity, and productivity, both today and far into the future. Cloud-value economics and where value is found often impede businesses from getting the goals they want. 

It is encouraging to see how many businesses in many sectors have realized significant value from implementing public cloud services. These organizations use three different techniques.

First, they develop and implement a specified, value-oriented IT strategy and an operation model suitable for the cloud. They get their own hands-on knowledge of cloud technology, adopting a much more technology-oriented mentality than their colleagues. Finally, they are very effective at building a cloud-savvy staff.

We identify the pools of value for cloud adoption on two dimensions: Revive and Advance. We also identify the underlying causes of these pools of value. In addition, it suggests areas where progress might be made in the pioneering dimension. CEOs should start by collaborating with their technology leadership to concentrate on four goals: establishing aspirational goals, following a deeply rational economic strategy, implementing cloud-native workflows, and implementing standard, automated cloud platforms.

Value Dimensions

For every sector, there is significant value to be gained from cloud computing, but the benefits are not spread equally. Many sectors worldwide have the potential to produce the greatest value by the end of this decade, although the leaders are high-tech, oil and gas, retail, healthcare systems and services, insurance, and banking.

As cloud use becomes more prevalent, we expect this value distribution to shift. Computational power and infrastructural democratization may completely alter the environment for businesses that were previously unprofitable. Compared to other previous disruptive technologies, the cloud shifts barriers to entry in multiple industries from scale to skill, making it possible for smaller, more nimble companies to scale businesses with the latest infrastructure without having to worry about upfront costs. This threatens more established players, whose slower growth rates can be hurt by cloud innovation.

Businesses should carefully evaluate the many sources of value, such as people, to choose where they should devote their attention, financial resources, and other resources.

Revive

One significant change is the use of the cloud to decrease costs and reduce risk for IT and core operations.

The optimization of IT expenditures

On-premise models are inherently inefficient since they require users to deal with apps and infrastructure in-house. It is very laborious and employs costly equipment at just over capacity. The cloud computing economics debate is, on the one hand, contentious, but also very complex. On the one hand, cloud service providers (CSPs) exploit the inverse correlation of workload usage patterns to operate their assets at considerably greater utilization. The converse is that cloud-scaling service providers (CSPs) charge based on consumption, and organizations automate their current applications before deploying them in the cloud.

Existing on-premise applications that are migrated to the cloud (“lift and shift” migrations) might cost more if they are not optimized or remediated properly. Systems created on the cloud or apps remediated to use cloud characteristics have seen significant gains in efficiency. Better developer efficiency results from the agility, development, security, operations and self-service processes and automation that the cloud makes possible, such as automatic patching. Research shows that when businesses migrate to the public cloud, developers will spend less time on infrastructure and support tasks and more time on business needs and development.

Reduced downtime and increased resilience

Over the course of a year, corporations lose billions of dollars in lost revenue because of system downtime and cybersecurity breaches. Upgraded cloud infrastructure may cut the frequency of downtime for moved apps, reducing overall costs associated with breaches. Platform integrity may be improved by implementing security measures in the cloud. These functionalities minimize IT risks by upgrading the technology stack and keeping it consistent across different settings.

Core operations

Because of cloud computing, certain back-office processes, including analytics-driven accounting and personnel management, may be completed rapidly. Companies who have gone to the public cloud open up significant extra value by repurposing and reskilling their staff, which allows them to engage in high-value activities, such as creating new products and services to meet consumer needs. Through API-based models, standardization, and automation, the cloud may reduce human labour.

Advance

The next step includes using cloud services and artificial intelligence (AI) to allow innovation by using advanced analytics, the Internet of Things (IoT), and automation at scale. Innovation-driven growth, and pursuing it, are possible for businesses thanks to them. Because cloud maturity differs from company to organization, there is an enormous range of potential value.

Emergence of new and refined applications

The key to innovation is failure quickly, so it’s important to make mistakes quickly in order to learn. The Fail Fast, Learn Faster approach is a mainstay of the fastest growing companies, and the cloud facilitates it by providing access on demand to nearly unlimited infrastructure capacity and computational power. Companies may experiment with new business models and apps while reducing their costs and increasing their velocity using cloud computing. Since executives embrace cloud computing, these companies save significant upfront capital expenditures when they start or grow their operations. Managing consumption, acquiring insight into future needs, and establishing integrated financial operations teams are all important components of the new operating models companies must adopt to accommodate this transition.

Rapid Product Development

Organizations have turned to the cloud in order to facilitate changes to their core operating model. This gives them more ability to incorporate new use cases while reducing research and development costs. Cloud configurations facilitate the rapidity of company changes and also provide an inherent flywheel for response. While public cloud migration also enables companies to use innovative software and service capabilities offered by CSPs, migration to the public cloud also brings companies the benefits of incorporating container-based and microservice architectures, DevOps functions, continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD), and a serverless infrastructure. This leads to faster product development and helps businesses decrease the time to bring a new product to market.

Rapid Scaling

Companies have long leveraged cloud providers’ infrastructure and worldwide presence to expand their goods to new consumer groups, regions, and channels at an astonishing rate. Another important benefit of an organization’s use of elastic computing and storage capacity is the ability to get immediate, on-demand computational and storage capacity which is essential to a company’s start-up and growth phases.

How Intelloger can help you in making a perfect on premises to cloud transformational bridge and providing your organization all the above value drivers in the process:

Intelloger helps you in your transformation journey by making a well-defined, value-oriented strategy and coordinated execution and makes it a very smooth and hassle-free process that leads to increased efficiency and cost reduction by almost 25-65%

Making the system breach free and reduced downtime with the help of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure security system.

Helping in automating the processes and decreasing the human labour using automated scripts. Making employees highly skill able as they can develop new apps and be more productive.

We help organizations in reaching their full potential with the help of Oracle cloud throughout its transformational journey and after.

Helping you in identifying and achieving high-value goals.

Our organization help achieve this adaption with our excellence in developing efficient cloud infrastructure with the help of our highly trained professionals, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, Oracle Applications customized according to your business needs. For more information how we help organizations in digital transformation through Oracle Cloud contact us today.

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