What are two reasons a company would choose a cloud deployment over an on-prem deployment? (Choose Two)

In a cloud environment, the cloud provider typically manages many underlying technical issues related to infrastructure and platform, whereas in on-premise environments, the company retains full control and responsibility for all technical issues.

Cloud computing typically operates on a pay-as-you-go model (operational expenditure), allowing costs to scale up or down directly with resource usage, offering greater financial flexibility compared to the significant upfront capital investments required for on-premise infrastructure.

Cloud deployments generally require significantly shorter implementation times due to on-demand resource provisioning, bypassing the lengthy procurement and capital expenditure processes often associated with on-premise infrastructure setup.

Cloud environments offer elastic scalability, enabling resources to automatically provision or de-provision in response to changes in demand, ensuring performance and availability without manual intervention or the need to over-provision, unlike on-prem solutions that require additional hardware acquisition and setup.

In a cloud environment, control over data access is based on a shared responsibility model between the company and the cloud provider, implying shared control rather than full control, which is often a point of debate when compared to a completely self-managed on-prem setup.