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Cloud governance is a risk discipline with direct exposure to regulatory penalties and breach liability. Boards that ignore it misunderstand their exposure.
Most Azure governance failures happen before a single policy is written — in the decisions about ownership, accountability, and enforcement.
A landing zone is the set of decisions about identity, networking, and governance every workload inherits. Getting them wrong compounds.
Waste implies an accident. Architecture debt implies a choice with a known cost. The distinction changes who is accountable and what the fix looks like.
In most organisations, Azure cost is everybody's responsibility and nobody's. Here is the structural reason why, and how to fix it.
One Azure decision costs organisations far more than it should and is almost never questioned: running everything in the same region as production.
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