Preparing for the cloud
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The document discusses key decisions that need to be made before adopting cloud computing. It introduces a panel of experts on the topic, including an InformationWeek Analytics director, a CTO, and an IT director. It also shares the results of an InformationWeek poll which found that 42% of organizations are already moving forward with cloud adoption, while 30% currently have no plans to adopt cloud services.
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