For a variety of reasons, businesses choose to migrate to the cloud. In some circumstances, they want to do away with the cost and maintenance of keeping in-house servers. In other instances, they're making the switch to remote work, WFH (work from home), or hybrid work models, and they require their workers to be able to work together on projects without any issues.
In other cases, businesses try to safeguard themselves against data loss brought on by disasters like floods, fires, hurricanes, equipment breakdowns, or even theft, hacking, or ransomware attacks. Data stored in the cloud may be easily restored in the event of any of these catastrophes, however, data stored locally is occasionally irretrievable.