Looking ahead, India is seeing a dramatic change in the digital transformation setting. As 2025 approaches and,
enterprises are more concerned with how quickly and successfully they can implement multi-cloud strategies other
than whether they should be implemented. This article investigates how cloud computing transforms the IT indus-
try and how Indian businesses view it as a game changer.

Ten years ago, the adoption of cloud computing was new. These days, it is a strategic necessity. Indian businesses have overcome their initial concerns, recognising that cloud computing is about developing resilient, adaptable business models that can adapt to rapid market changes. A new industry study highlights a compelling trend: organisations are establishing complex, attributed cloud ecosystems that overcome traditional infrastructure restrictions.

The hybrid multi-cloud strategy is a luxury technology. Companies are recognising that no single cloud provider can handle all of their complicated requirements. Therefore, enterprises can divide workloads among several cloud platforms to give enterprises unparalleled flexibility, cost savings, and risk mitigation. Think about the banking industry. Financial organisations are using multi-cloud techniques to strike an equilibrium between operational efficiency, performance requirements, and regulatory compliance. While customer-facing digital services run on public cloud platforms like AWS or Azure, a core banking application could be hosted on a private cloud for security purposes.