The correct answers are A and E. When a company moves to the AWS Cloud, they can experience reduced or eliminated tasks for hardware troubleshooting, capacity planning, and procurement (A), as AWS manages the underlying infrastructure. This allows the company to focus more on their core business rather than the maintenance of physical hardware. Additionally, AWS provides a wide range of services and tools that enable faster deployment of new features and applications (E). The cloud infrastructure offers agility and a quicker time to market, as resources can be easily provisioned and managed services can be leveraged for various functionalities. Options B, C, and D are not correct because moving to the cloud does not eliminate the need for trained IT staff (B), automatic security configuration for all applications (C), or the need for disaster recovery planning (D). In fact, security and disaster recovery are still critical considerations that must be addressed in a cloud environment.