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Operations Management Customer / Service Strategy Service Portfolio & Design Vendors / Partners Financial / Cost Mgmt Security Comp Enable Optimal Cloud Operations Full Lifecycle Management of Cloud Service Cost, Quality & Compliance SLAs / SLOs Continuous Cost Optimization Secure, C Auditable 4 — Self Serve - End to End App/ Infra Automation End to End Visibility Application Landscape Templates Provider Roadmaps Integrated Total Cost of Operations Application w/i Co Frame 3 — Self-Serve - Infrastructure as Code Application Aligned Services Workload Profile Cloud Templates Real Time Service Reporting Total Cost of Service Infrastructu w/i Co Frame 2 — Partially Automated Application Oriented Cloud Services Initial Standard Cloud Services Vendor Management Framework Real Time Cost Integration 1 — Manually Engineered Heavy Lifting per Application One off Service Design Disparate Contracts Manage to Budget 5 — Continuous Service Optimization Cloud C Frame Opera Complianc Docum Figure 1: CTP’s Cloud Transform In this article we outline four customer stories of cultural change. The first three focus on cultural missteps the organizations made which ended up severely stalling their cloud transformation program. In contrast, the fourth story highlights an organization that underwent successful cultural transfor- mation and is seeing its cloud program flourish. Throughout this article, we reference the following Cloud Technology Partners (CTP) services the reader should be aware of: Cloud Transformation Maturity Model (CTMM): This enables our clients to accelerate their cloud program and ensure its continued success by providing the guidance needed to define their structured decision making, communica- tions, training, standards and expertise in the use of cloud capabilities (Figure 1). Cloud Business Office (CBO): This serves as our client’s central point of decision making, communications and cultural change for the cloud program. Minimum Viable Cloud (MVC) Methodology: This is a secure public cloud envi- ronment running at least one application, designed to quickly exercise an orga- nization’s muscles, engage all necessary stakeholders and demonstrate the via- bility of cloud services. 84 | THE DOPPLER | FALL 2018