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Content • What is Cloud Computing? • Data Security • Cost Reduction • Complete control • Flexibility • Mobility • Disaster Recovery • Contact Details
What is Cloud Computing? • Cloud computing is the on-demand availability of computer system resources, especially data storage and computing power, without direct active management by the user. • The term is generally used to describe data centers available to many users over the Internet. Large clouds, predominant today, often have functions distributed over multiple locations from central servers
Data Security • Data security is perhaps one of the most significant factors that keep business owners up at night. Cloud computing can help alleviate this stress. • Though some might argue that its open platform and easy access can pave an easy way for hackers, it is challenging to waltz in the cloud territory. • Heavy encryption of the files and databases can mitigate internal thread. They can be transferred without the chance of being hacked.
Cost Reduction • It is no secret that switching over to cloud is an expensive affair. However, if executed properly, the ROI received during cloud deployment can override the initial capital investment. • ROI can be in the form of product longevity, optimization of resources, to name a few. Once on the cloud, it will negate the need for additional software and plugins. This helps save time as well as money. • One of the best benefits of cloud computing is its "pay-as-you-go" model, which doesn’t mandate you to invest a lump sum amount. • Pay for the features that you deem feasible for your work and organizational structure. This time and money optimizing approach has made cloud the new favorite of CIOs who are now implementing it in almost every business facet.
Complete control • Organizations often face immense scrutiny in case of lagged operations, data loss, and operational dysfunctioning. It is imperative that organizations have sufficient control over the ongoing actions of the company, which is assured by cloud computing. • In the case of highly sensitive data, the "cloud technology" enables the user to have a bird’s eye view over the data, giving them the power to track accessibility, usability, and deployability. • While it gives control to the management, it also streamlines the work as it compartmentalizes the tasks according to the employees and gives them unique access to their respective duties. This enables a clear understanding of the work to be done and a straight path to task execution.
Flexibility • Focusing primarily on the in-house IT structure can either lead to a breakdown or poor task execution. The lack of space optimization can lead to low turnaround time and the inability to cater to the customer requirement. • But cloud can mitigate this by offering an expansive space for IT hosting & infrastructure that will allow companies to have some flexibility as well as the space to chart out plans. • The cloud is not constricted to low bandwidths, and unlike the conventional in-house technical infrastructure, it is flexible enough to allow business owners to engage in last minute changes and still have the ease of work.
Mobility • The omnipresence of the cloud marks mobility as its prime feature. With the help of cloud connection, companies can connect remotely over an array of devices like smartphones, iPad, and Laptops with ease. • Remote accessibility enables quick turnaround time, instant solutions, and constant connection. It is perfect for freelancers, remote employees, organizations with offices in different locations and different sectors. • This personifies convenience, and it is no surprise that, as per IDC, Cloud computing spending is expected to grow 6x by 2020.
Disaster Recovery • The biggest disaster a company can undergo is "loss of data." However, the cloud is a repository for backed up data, which helps companies recover their lost data with ease and security. • The cloud downsizes the time being wasted on technical errors, lags to the deterred server, and other drawbacks, which are almost 6 hours in a week. • That’s like one full day lost! Bring in the cloud to optimize that.
Contact Details • Website : http://cavis.tech/home.php • Address: 3717-718, 7th Floor, DamjiShamjiBusines Galleria, LBS Marg, Kanjurmarg (West), above D-Mart, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400078 • Email Id : infocavistech@gmail.com • Phone No : 702 152 2768