This is one of those predictable things, that is conveniently ignored by certain layers of a business. The more entertaining situation (from my position anyway)

This is one of those predictable things, that is conveniently ignored by certain layers of a business. The more entertaining situation (from my position anyway) is the drama that the rapid Azure adoption by otherwise very non-cloud companies will cause in a year or two, when the free credits Microsoft stuffed into their ELA's go away. I love running stuff in the cloud, but without a conscious decision in an organization to prepare for, and avoid, the various pitfalls, its just a giant cost sink.