Cloud Computing for Business

[MBA Trainer]

Cloud Computing is special and advance technology that is used for data administration and data storage on cloud without knowing the physical location of the system. I think it is little bit risky and what is your opinion ?

[jesica]

Businesses use cloud computing to access information anywhere with any compatible device. Cloud-computing services can range from data storage to functional programs, including accounting, customer service tools and remote desktop hosting.

[alfread]

dear friend,
I dont think so.

[davidsmith07]

Cloud Server Hosting is designed to offer unmatched availability and scalability by providing a physical separation between storage and computing. This separation enables the servers to float between the physically located hardware, allowing them to scale the resources for delivering availability at all times in case of a failure in the network. 24x7 availability of cloud servers makes them an ideal choice for clients for hosting their business-critical websites and applications.

[jerryperes]

The 'cloud' refers to the internet, and operating 'in the cloud' describes the way you store and access your data through an internet connection. Cloud computing allows businesses to access their information virtually, creating a flexible and global way of accessing your data any place, any time.

[Sweta123]

Yes, Cloud Computing is the best way to store data or more information virtually. Most businesses use Cloud Computing to manage and process on a network of servers hosted remotely on the internet. Like this many benefits are claimed from Cloud computing to any business. Also, it provides access to business data and applications from anywhere, at any time, on any device.

[manoharparakh]

The adoption of cloud services is inevitable for most businesses. The flexibility, the speed of set up, the elimination of capital costs and administrative overheads speak for themselves. Nevertheless the market is more timid than most think - preferring to dip a toe in the pool to determine the temperature and depth of the water before diving in. Why? Confidence and security. Handing over your vital business applications or data storage to an unknown entity is scary stuff and rightly so. A guess the answer is research, references and getting to know who you are dealing with.

[HoverboardDeal]

The 'cloud' refers to the internet, and operating 'in the cloud' describes the way you store and access your data through an internet connection. Cloud computing allows businesses to access their information virtually, creating a flexible and global way of accessing your data any place, any time.