Indirect sign
Moving workloads off public cloud
Workloads moving from a hyperscaler back to owned or colocated hardware.
- What it suggests
- Workloads leaving a hyperscaler need somewhere to land — hardware they own or rent and a control plane to run it (cloud_platform).
- How early it is
- Indirect. It tends to appear before a company starts shopping, so fewer competitors act on it.
- Which way it points
- Toward a purchase. When it appears, the odds that the company needs something go up.
- What DemandScout reads
- cloud migration
- Most useful for
- DevOps consultancies
Related signals
- Growing fast (hiring spike) Sustained hiring above their own baseline means the team is behind the plan and buys capacity.
- First hire for a role A function being staffed for the first time has no incumbent tooling or vendor.
- Expanding geographically A first hire in a new country needs local setup — entity, payroll, compliance, on-site services.
- Just raised, now hiring Capital already converting into headcount is a plan being executed, not announced.
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