What has prevented you from going “all in” on cloud databases at your organization?

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Price35%

Security53%

Compatibility46%

Scalability20%

Lack of multicloud offerings15%

None of the Above7%

All of the Above3%

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Head of IT and Security in Finance (non-banking)4 years ago

Add to it compliance and regulations

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