Public cloud computing can open a business up to previously inaccessible opportunities, improving scalability, costeffectiveness, and innovation for existing applications and business features.

Some industries have been faster to adopt public cloud than others. For example, financial institutions and healthcare organizations that have more sensitive workloads and legacy systems to migrate to new cloud environments can be slower to adapt compared to technology companies. However, all industries can find powerful uses for the public cloud in their everyday operations, leading to cost savings, more scalable resources, and user-friendly features. We’ll go through a few public cloud use cases, as well as how businesses can take advantage of working with managed public cloud providers to get the most out of these environments.