Gartner Report: Financial Services’ Top 5 Cloud Imperatives for Destination 2030

The use of cloud services has become more accepted in financial services institutions (FSIs) because stakeholders across business and IT have gained a level of comfort with various deployment models. This requires chief information officers to make strategic decisions.

“Cloud first doesn’t have to mean cloud-everything,” according to Gartner. “Increasing digital complexity requires that financial services CIOs align cloud strategies and adoption directly and deliberately with future business vision and expectations to best leverage cloud services in the coming decade.”

Gartner research identifies five high-level imperatives and recommended best practices that all CIOs must consider as they set up a cloud strategy for the next decade:

• Cost and value
• Migration and architecture
• Management and governance
• Skills and competencies
• Risk, security, and compliance

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Gartner, “Financial Services’ Top 5 Cloud Imperatives for Destination 2030”, by Jason Malo, Sham Gill, June 5, 2021

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