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Keeping modules with the highest availability requirements, such as trade clearing and core accounting, in self-built or proprietary environments, while placing businesses that can tolerate interruption, such as marketing, reporting, and data analytics, in the public cloud—the execution strength of this hybrid architecture often depends on regulatory pressure and how long the memory of incidents lasts.
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