A large travel company has thus far invested heavily in their technology team. There is strategic pressure on the company to focus on their core business and innovate to survive in certain geogra-phies and thrive in others. They are evaluating whether a move to Google Cloud will be good for them. Which of these reasons would be relevant for them? (choose two answer)

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B. The IT team won't have to manage software upgrades, security patches, etc. for the VMs. Google Cloud's managed services handle OS patching, security updates, and software upgrades automatically, meaning the IT team no longer needs to schedule or execute these tasks manually. This directly reduces operational toil and lets staff focus on higher-value work. C. The IT team won't have to work on procuring and provisioning new hardware and refreshes to Cloud eliminates the capital expenditure cycle of procuring, provisioning, and refreshing physical hardware - Google manages the underlying infrastructure, so the IT team does not need to plan or execute hardware lifecycle activities.

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A. Application architecture won't be too involved because of serverless options. Serverless options simplify infrastructure management but application architecture still requires significant design effort for migration and decomposition.

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D. Budgeting won't be an issue since the cloud takes care of billing. Cloud billing requires active budgeting and cost management - cloud spend can grow unpredictably without governance, so billing is not automatically resolved.

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