As an example, you can build a multi cloud using a Software as a Service (SaaS) model that is client-facing and an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) for development. With a multi cloud, both the SaaS and IaaS models will be supported on the public cloud. The SaaS model would provide the most streamlined experience for your end clients. Your clients only care about applications that work and are easy to access. The IaaS model would allow your internal software team to test and develop new features for your business product or service. With a multi cloud, you now have the best of both worlds – a streamlined software on the front end, and a full-fledged developer environment on the backend – without interrupting your end client user experience.