Public institutions usually have a lot of systems but not a lot of traffic (if we compare to tech companies), so it makes sense for them to put things in the cl

Public institutions usually have a lot of systems but not a lot of traffic (if we compare to tech companies), so it makes sense for them to put things in the cloud instead of building everything themselves. Also public institutions rarely get top talent and instead do everything via contractors, do you really think it is cheaper to get government contractors to build and run infrastructure instead of letting Microsoft do it?