Lessons Learned in Federal Cloud Adoption
It's been four years since Cloud First, yet federal cloud progress isn't as far as expected. GBC asked early adopters what they think about their agency's adoption efforts in the past, present, and future, and what other agencies can do to overcome obstacles along the way.
Four years after Cloud First, the level of cloud adoption varies widely across the federal government. Recent reports from the Government Accountability Office (GAO) reveal major disparities in progress even across some of the largest agencies. As the federal government looks to advance cloud efforts, it can take heed of lessons learned from leaders serving in agencies that have already begun implementing cloud technologies.
Download this GBC Insight Report to learn:
- More about the attitudes and perceptions of over 230 federal leaders actively involved in adopting cloud services in their agencies, as reported Government Business Council
- The status of federal cloud computing today, the major drivers of cloud adoption, and what obstacles agencies have faced in the course of cloud implementation efforts
- How agencies can move forward and make strategic deployment decisions about cloud technologies, based on the advice and feedback provided by these federal leaders