Outlining your technical and business goals is the first step in developing a cloud strategy. Recognize the motivations for your firm to move to the cloud, as well as the solutions that these motivations necessitate. Evaluate your existing IT infrastructure, applications, and processes. Identify which parts can benefit from cloud migration or integration and those that can’t.  Similarly, you should determine the most appropriate cloud deployment model for your organization. That comes in three forms: public, private, and hybrid.  The public cloud offers scalability, cost-effectiveness, and minimal infrastructure management. On the other hand, a private cloud provides more control, security, and customization but requires dedicated infrastructure. If you’re looking for flexibility and data placement options, your best choice is a hybrid cloud. It’s a mix of private and public clouds. Finally, identify the specific cloud services and offerings that align with your objectives and requirements. Your options include Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), or specialized services like machine learning, data analytics, or IoT.