As a business analyst at a fintech company, Priya thought her days would be filled with numbers and dashboards. She didn't expect cloud terms to appear so often in daily meetings. Words like "serverless architecture," "IAM," "EC2," and "S3" were used without thinking twice. Even though Priya's main job wasn't engineering, she quickly understood that she needed to learn the basics of the cloud to stay competitive. She chose to start on Coursera with the Fundamentals Course. What she learned led her to get the AWS Cloud Practitioner Certification . Now, Priya's experience is increasing in many fields. As of Q4 2023, Amazon Web Services (AWS) had 33% of the cloud infrastructure business, making it the world leader in 2024. IT teams aren't the only ones using the cloud anymore—marketing, finance, HR, and operations are all deeply connected with cloud-based platforms and data flows. Cloud Literacy Is the New Business Literacy No...