Your compliance, governance, and peace-of-mind needs can be best met when you maintain local ownership of your data.ĭata are far more rapidly accessible when stored locally rather than somewhere else in the country or, worse, somewhere else on the planet. Additionally, moving data across your on-premise resources is simpler and faster than moving data between clouds. You lack concerns about sketchy neighbors on multi-tenant clouds, which is what most commercial clouds are. You don’t have the security worries when your data leave the confines of your firewalls-and your control-to traverse the Internet to somebody else’s network. There are persistent arguments for on-premise data storage. What DropBox discovered through its “Infrastructure Optimization” project is on-premise data storage designed for an enterprise’s specific needs can be much more efficient than relatively generic cloud offerings. It recounts how DropBox bucked industry trends by moving its popular file-storage service away from the cloud-AWS’s S3 storage service-to its own infrastructure (By investing in its own data centers rather than spending on third-party infrastructure, DropBox saved $39.5 million in 2016 and $35.1 million in 2017. A story published on GeekWire should make many organizations rethink their storage strategies.
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