Cloud computing, even with its maturity in the past decade and use by businesses, is still prone to a good deal of myth surrounding its real value. Whether they revolve around security concerns or cost savings, cloud myths primarily serve to impede innovation and distract us from real progress. Check out the following myths and consider whether your perception is closer to reality or if you’re living in your own cloud of dangerous assumptions.
Top Cloud Myths
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