91% of Indian Enterprises already in the Process of Rebalancing their Cloud Strategy, according to the latest Nutanix Report
According to a new global study by Nutanix, Indian enterprises are leading the charge when it comes to repatriating public cloud workloads. The report found that 91% percent of India’s enterprises reported having moved, or plan to move, public apps back on-prem. This compared to 73% globally, and 76% in the APJ region.
The report highlights that Indian enterprises are going through a period of adjustment as their understanding and experience with public cloud matures. Many enterprises now realise that public cloud is not the single solution to their cloud strategy.
This reflects India’s enthusiasm for hybrid cloud adoption, which offers enterprises cloud mobility and agility as well as the ability to integrate multiple clouds, both public and private. For the second year running, Enterprise Cloud Index respondents have selected hybrid cloud as the ideal IT operating model going forward.
In fact, the report shows 42% of enterprises plan to shift the majority of their IT deployments to hybrid cloud, albeit less than APJ (53.1%) and global (51.74%) averages.
“Cloud mobility is a critical factor, as India’s enterprises embrace digitization and decide where to place their workloads. In this fast-changing digital environment, flexibility and security are essential, and Indian enterprises need the ability to match workloads to the best environment at the time.” said Balakrishnan Anantharaman, VP and MD-Sales, India and SAARC, Nutanix.
Other key India findings from the report include: India relies less on traditional data centres than both APJ and the global average, India remains enthusiastic about hybrid cloud but is currently lagging its peers, A higher percentage of Indian enterprises envision all of their workloads in one place & Lack of internal IT skills and retaining qualified IT staff are both real concerns for Indian enterprises.
