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Today, organisations are struggling with the performance and capability disparities that exist between legacy technologies and a modernised cloud. Companies know they must modernise. But they often choose to make incremental changes that can take months or years to implement.

By contrast, businesses that want to become data-driven enterprises must evolve quickly. In fact, rapid modernisation in the cloud is the most direct path to reaping the benefits of the analytics and machine learning technologies that can position an organisation as a market leader.

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