Gone are the days when cloud computing was a mere buzzword. Now, both small and big enterprises employ the technology for its many benefits, such as the following:
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Workforce flexibility
Cloud computing enables organizations to optimize their workforce and leverage manpower to meet the requirements of the company. By migrating to the cloud, companies empower employees to access and share files efficiently and no matter their location. Resources can also be efficiently scaled up or down depending on customers’ needs and preferences.
Business agility
Every business encounters both internal and external factors that act as roadblocks to productivity, efficiency, and innovation. For this reason, organizations have to be able to adapt to these problems with the right solutions quickly. Failure to do so can help them meet client needs and nurture a strong relationship with them. Cloud computing streamlines their IT infrastructure and helps promote agility.
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IT security
The Equifax data breach is currently all over the news. While a security case this severe occurs only occasionally, smaller scale issues transpire regularly. With a cloud computing service, organizations can have their data protected in two crucial security areas: information resiliency and privacy. Entry points for attacks can also be limited and defended.
Hello there, I’m Gina Benderson, an IT researcher and scientist specializing in improving systems, engineering new ones, and troubleshooting problems. I also share the latest technology news and innovations, which you can read about by following this blog.
