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There are many reasons to use multiple public clouds. You may adopt a multicloud strategy in an attempt to take advantage of best-in-breed solutions, minimize vendor lock-in or improve cost efficiencies. In fact, 93% of enterprises now pursue multicloud strategies

Some organizations are dealing with application sprawl and siloed data across public cloud providers due to acquisitions and mergers; others find their use of multiple clouds was born out of decentralized IT practices, making it challenging for ITOps teams to untangle the complexity.

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