Starting with the initial adoption costs, where you need to hire consultants and train staff to work on your adoption process. Further, operational costs count in, such as the cost of leveraging cloud services, storage costs, and networking fees. Also, you might incur hidden costs, such as underutilization or overutilization of services and the cost that added up due to the cloud’s inefficient management. To manage these implications, you must create your budget plan and share it with your business teams, establishing a clear understanding of your budget goal. Continuously monitor your usage and spending incurred over it. Top cloud providers in the market offer cost management tools where you can forecast your cost occurrence based on your usage. Further, try allocating your resources optimally so they don't go underutilized or overutilized.