Key metrics for assessing cloud computing providers
Understanding the TCO benefits of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)
Cloud providers have different strengths and weaknesses and operate in different ways, which makes a singular metric such as total cost of ownership (TCO) difficult to apply.
Hence, Omdia recommends a multi-level approach to develop a TCO assessment, which characterizes the calculation as a combination of business benefit, risk factor, cost to implement, and operational cost savings.
The three attributes identified in Omdia's TCO model are:
Read the report to better understand the TCO benefits that OCI has to offer based on three attributes in Omdia’s TCO model.
Hence, Omdia recommends a multi-level approach to develop a TCO assessment, which characterizes the calculation as a combination of business benefit, risk factor, cost to implement, and operational cost savings.
The three attributes identified in Omdia's TCO model are:
- Matching resources to the workload to achieve optimum price/performance and efficiency is a key comparative metric.
- Egress charges for data are an unseen contributor to TCO.
- Consistent global pricing makes the financing of cloud more straightforward for organizations.
Read the report to better understand the TCO benefits that OCI has to offer based on three attributes in Omdia’s TCO model.
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