More Than Half Migrating Live Data to the Cloud are Shipping It by Truck
WANdisco has released its annual Hadoop-to-Cloud Migration Benchmark Report, revealing that 56% of data migrations rely on outdated methods. The report indicates that 54% of migration projects didn't proceed as planned, with significant numbers exceeding budgets and timelines. Despite the challenges, businesses aim to modernize their data infrastructure, with 78% pursuing data modernization and 73% planning on migrating to the cloud. The survey involved over 200 professionals from the Global 2000, highlighting the push for hybrid environments.
- 78% of companies are pursuing data modernization initiatives.
- 73% of respondents intend to migrate on-prem Hadoop to the cloud.
- 56% of migrations use outdated methods, risking project success.
- 54% of migration projects have not gone according to plan.
SAN RAMON, Calif., July 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- WANdisco (LSE: WAND), the LiveData company, today announced the launch of its annual Hadoop-to-Cloud Migration Benchmark Report, showing that most data migrations still rely on "old school" approaches and tools involving shipping data by truck to cloud vendors (
"These manual migration tools strain resources, add complexity, and ultimately increase risks to the business," said WANdisco SVP Marketing, Van Diamandakis. "This DBTA survey shows that companies are not taking advantage of technologies that can ease the transition and mitigate risks in moving to the cloud. As we look to the future, the next wave of data migrations will be larger and more complex as companies seek to implement hybrid and multi-cloud data infrastructure. The outdated nature of these migration techniques puts companies' data and business at risk, and will soon become obsolete."
The survey found that most IT leaders are pursuing cloud migration to lay the foundation for future business value creation. Data modernization initiatives (
Other key findings from the survey:
- Over
73% of respondents intend to migrate on-prem Hadoop to the cloud - Over half of these have not yet started
- Companies with 5,001-10,000 employees show highest intent to migrate (
48.3% ) 21% claim to have fully completed the process- Companies with over 10,000 employees have highest completed percentage (
27.9% ) 52% expect their on-premises Hadoop data volumes to grow over next year6% expect significant increases- Only
24% expect decreases - Of companies with highest intent to migrate,
46% have more than 5PB of data to migrate
The survey questioned over 200 technical professionals from the Global 2000 in May 2021 currently using Hadoop, or who have previously migrated Hadoop data lakes to the cloud. Respondents included C-level employees (e.g. CIOs, CTOs), cloud and data architects, IT and analytics directors or managers, and others within data, development or management roles within their organization.
Get the complete 2021 Hadoop-to-Cloud Migration Benchmark Report here.
About WANdisco
WANdisco is the LiveData company. WANdisco solutions enable enterprises to create an environment where data is always available, accurate and protected, creating a strong backbone for their IT infrastructure and a bedrock for running consistent, accurate machine learning applications. With zero downtime and zero data loss, WANdisco LiveData Platform keeps geographically dispersed data at any scale consistent between on-premises and cloud environments allowing businesses to operate seamlessly in a hybrid or multi-cloud environment. For more information on WANdisco, visit www.wandisco.com.
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