Faster time to market, lower costs and closer connections with partners and customers – the cloud brings these benefits and more to businesses of all sizes.
More than a third of organizations have a cloud-first policy where new applications are deployed on a public cloud platform, unless there’s a compelling case to deploy it on-premise. Here is why cloud computing is becoming the architecture of choice for companies small and large.
Citing a range of concerns from vendor lock-in to data security, some enterprises have been hesitant to move operations to the cloud. As adoption spreads, however, more companies are realizing that perceived inhibitors are not show-stoppers after all.
Joby Aviation was founded in 2009 with the goal of creating a product capable of completely revolutionizing the way people travel. As a modern company creating designs that are innovating and exciting, it is important that the way we work is supported by a modern platform. That’s why we are using the cloud.
Roughly a decade ago, the first commercial cloud computing services began. At first they were viewed as a curiosity; then as solely relevant to cash-strapped startups; then as a means for enterprises to reduce IT costs; and then as a way to increase agility.
Why is Dassault Systèmes disruptive? Because we are reducing the distance between the virtual world and the real world to zero.
Why is the cloud disruptive? For the exact same reason – it reduces the distance between people to zero.