> Cloud meant any team could just take out their company card and sign up > Cloud isn't the cure, you're right, but it forced a lot of change. That's the thin

> Cloud meant any team could just take out their company card and sign up > Cloud isn't the cure, you're right, but it forced a lot of change. That's the thing - there are plenty of organizations that operate solely in the cloud but do not give their teams the authority/ability to spend without prior approval. And there are plenty of organizations that have no cloud presence that allow their teams the discretion to spend money when spending money is the right answer. For a lot of companies, the move to the cloud was a super large benefit. I'm just arguing that the real benefit to those organizations was a side effect and that many organizations probably still don't realize this.