cloudadoption
nounUK /klaʊd əˈdɒpʃən/
US /klaʊd əˈdɑːpʃən/
The act of a company starting to use services and storage on the internet instead of on its own computers.
The company's cloudadoption sped up after the new remote-work policy.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The process of moving data and applications from local servers to internet-based platforms.
Cloudadoption required careful planning to avoid downtime.
3. A measure of how widely an organization relies on cloud-based tools.
Their cloudadoption rate reached 80 percent within two years.
4. The growing trend of businesses choosing online services over physical hardware.
Cloudadoption continues to rise among small businesses.