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Chris Kanaracus
Verified
Director, Oracle
Boston
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By Chris Kanaracus| SearchCloudComputing Verified ByChris Kanaracus Cloud repatriation refers to the practice of relocating public cloud applications to different locations, most often on premises and for financial, performance and regulatory reasons. Disillusionment with public cloud over common complaints such as unexpected costs and the potential for vendor lock-in are not the only reasons organizations move applications back on premises.
By Chris Kanaracus| SearchCloudComputing Verified Getty Images/iStockphotoByChris KanaracusPublished: 29 Aug 2024 The days of companies going all in on the public cloud are largely over, and many enterprises still keep much of their critical infrastructure on premises. Moreover, companies that have maintained substantial investments in public cloud are spreading their risk across multiple providers due to factors such as cost savings, the desire to take advantage of innovations from competing providers and hedging against lock-in.
By Chris Kanaracus| SearchCloudComputing Verified ByChris Kanaracus Cloud repatriation refers to the practice of relocating public cloud applications to different locations, most often on premises and for financial, performance and regulatory reasons. Disillusionment with public cloud over common complaints such as unexpected costs and the potential for vendor lock-in are not the only reasons organizations move applications back on premises.
Company Info
Oracle
Hearst Television is a prominent American broadcast television subsidiary of Hearst Communications. It operates local television and radio stations across 26 media markets in 39 states, reaching over 21 million U.S. households. Founded in 1887 by William Randolph Hearst, the company has a rich history in broadcasting, beginning with its first radio station acquisition in 1928 and expanding to include some of the earliest television stations in the U.S. The company partners with major networks such as ABC, NBC, CBS, CW, MeTV, This TV, and Estrella, distributing content across nearly 70 video channels. Hearst Television is known for its award-winning local news journalism, with a focus on community reporting through stations like WCVB in Boston and KCCI in Des Moines. Additionally, it supports digital expansion through streaming and on-demand platforms, enhancing its media presence in the local broadcasting landscape.
New York, New York, United States
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Founded: 1997