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misaacn
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Posted on - 10/25/2011
Is Cloud computing technology of any use for small businesses?
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Answered By
Mark H.
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What is the use Cloud computing in small businesses
Howdy Misaacn?
Cloud providers have large data centers full of servers to power their cloud offerings, but they aren’t able to devote a single server to each customer. They virtually partition the data on the server, enabling each client to work with a separate virtual instance of the same software. Cloud computing, is an umbrella term that encompasses virtualization.
It gives your company access to complex applications and massive computing resources via the Internet. Small businesses are most likely to adopt cloud computing by subscribing to a cloud-based service than to build their own cloud infrastructure on their networks.
So cloud computing have a large part for small businesses.
Mark
What is the use Cloud computing in small businesses
Cloud computing's main purpose is to let you access the data of from the iCloud web server. This allows you to save data, edit, delete information by the use of cloud computing.
The main benefit for business establishment of cloud computing is monetary and easy access data in just a click away.
All small businesses needs more savings to cover up all expenses. More savings mean, more income to small business. You'll get to save because you don't need to invest more on data storage hardware and software.
Cloud computing will be introduced as the other tools to used for saving important file. You get to enjoy the benefits of easy access and of course, better security. Company will save small business more money because cloud computing is much more cheaper than investing into hardware and the maintenance of course is another story.
Answered By
lee hung
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What is the use Cloud computing in small businesses
Hello Misaacn,
For sure cloud computing is of much benefit for small businesses. Just think of the costs that will be reduced by storing information in the 'cloud' and paying for only the space that you use in the 'cloud'. There will be no more need of hiring a lot of staff to manage information and databases since it is secured in the cloud.
Also, the cost that may been incurred in buying computers, servers and other computing equipment as a matter of upgrading the network of the business (hoping that the small business is expected to grow bigger in future and therefore store large volumes of data and databases) will be cut, since on upgrading you only upgrade the amount of space used in the 'cloud' and pay for that.
Regards,
Lee Hung.
