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Cloud readiness can be reduced to one simple statement. You don't need a maturity assessment or expensive consultants :-). Have you a working information classification policy? f yes: congratulations you can go now you will be fine. «Se Klaud Brojäkt bräiks daun – wot is se först sing yu du?» Hä? U blame se Se Ei O. No no no, you dreamer you hä dream on. Ei tell dir okey. Se sewen sinking steps. 1. Finding the right (or left) broblem to solve 2. Sefining the broblem 3. Analysing the broblem 4. Developing bossibilities 5. Selecting se best solution 6. Implementing 7. Evaluating and lörning

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