ON-PREM VS. CLOUD
A workload question, not a philosophy.
On-prem versus cloud is a workload question, not a philosophy. Large local file traffic, residency-restricted data, or legacy line-of-business apps with hardware licensing usually stay on-prem. Workloads where remote access is the default, where the team is distributed, or where uptime during a local outage matters more than latency usually move.
We run both. If the right answer is an HPE server in your closet, we quote one. If the right answer is Microsoft 365, Azure, or a hosted desktop environment, the same team scopes that instead. See cloud services for the cloud side of the conversation.
Plenty of clients end up with a mix: a local file server and virtualization host for the workloads that need to be onsite, Microsoft 365 for email and collaboration, Azure for the apps that moved.