Hybrid cloud environments have evolved significantly in recent years, spurred by the shift to remote learning during the pandemic. Many early adopters limited their use of cloud services to long-term storage for backup data. But over time, IT professionals have become more comfortable with relying on cloud service providers.
Today, schools have become more comfortable with moving applications to the cloud. They’re adopting Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions to fulfill many online learning and digital workspace needs. The widespread migration of data and workloads to cloud environments has…