Skills shortage drives businesses to cloud
Cross-sector survey suggests a less expected reason for a move online
Survey respondents have cited a lack of in-house skills as a reason for moving their computing resources to the cloud. A poll of 250 senior IT and business decision makers in public and private sectors...
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