Cloud Metrics: A Tool to Measure Success of Cloud Adoption

Introduction

As organizations are becoming bigger and more complex, it is becoming difficult to meet the business expectations and alignment of business and IT. Measuring the performance and progress of organizations, cloud adoption gives the cloud team an opportunity to identify areas where they need to focus more in order to ensure that the cloud center of excellence (CCoE) is functioning properly and delivering the business value.

Today, businesses are adopting the cloud as part of the transformation journey to improve business agility and customer relationships while delivering operational efficiencies. However, most organizations have no mechanism to measure the effectiveness of cloud adoption. Also, there exists very little guidance on the measurement of cloud adoption effectiveness within the organization. Most organizations focus on the definition, completeness of the cloud adoption, and maturity of the cloud development processes rather than the effectiveness of cloud adoption measurement.   

How a Center of Excellence Helps Better Govern Your MFT User Experience

In my last post, we talked about the benefits of consolidating over dividing for a data flow governance model. This is very important when it comes to technical aspects, but also from an organizational stand point. This is where the notion of a Center of Excellence, or ‘CoE,’ comes into play. In our context, this team will concentrate on how to lead the transformation from “plain Managed File Transfer (MFT)” to a Digital MFT.

With this article, we will discuss the reason to build a Center of Excellence and what is an appropriate scope of responsibilities.