Cloud service providers are now introducing industry-specific cloud offerings following the great switch to digital transformation, with the idea that businesses can purchase an entire cloud product but with the agility of a composable approach.
Banks are one of the key industries that these service providers are targeting, and this study looks into the cloud characteristics that are most important to banks, the results of which can enable bank CIOs to evaluate providers on the criteria that offer the most value.
View this whitepaper now to understand:
- How vendor capabilities aren't always consistent, and how to get around this
- How to identify between what capabilities are just hype and those that can be deployed
- How CIOs can include cloud banking solutions as a common business driver that aligns to their strategic priorities
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