The primary advantages cloud computing offer are greater efficiency, decreased costs and better performance. However, there are other related benefits that companies often overlook, such as streamlined business processes, better collaboration and flexible working schedules.
The fundamental infrastructure of cloud computing is central servers, data storage and software that links devices. It also encompasses an array of functional programs, such as accounting applications and tools for customer service. These are run by the business or by a third-party service company (CSP).
There are three major types of infrastructure as a service, Platform as a service and Software as a service.
Infrastructure as a Service allows you to rent hardware, software and storage infrastructure on a pay as you basis from a cloud service. This model provides unbeatable scalability, with the ability to quickly and easily add or remove virtual resource to meet the demand.
Platform as a Service (PaaS) offers a complete app development environment that is hosted in the cloud. It allows you to create applications that work with your existing software for your system that can be hosted at the same location provided you have an Internet connection.
With the capability to access cloud-based programs and documents from any device with an internet connection, businesses are able to work from anywhere – even at home. This enables more flexible working arrangements, which can boost the morale of employees and boost productivity. It also helps to lower costs since there is no need to purchase office equipment for use.
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