Getting cloudy has always been a mixed proposition in the IT world. Your users want the convenience of using a variety of devices and having their work accessible on all of those devices from wherever they are, whereas you still have to worry about data security, lost computers, federal regulation and the control that is necessary to ensure your organization’s information technology resiliency. Add the fact that most cloud services like OneDrive, Google Drive or Dropbox — let’s face it, the ones that your users want — are consumer-oriented services that lack the ability to be managed and controlled centrally, and you have a face-off for the ages.

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