Cloud Computing is the delivery of on-demand resources typically delivered from a Data Centre and delivered on a Pay-As-You-Use model. It can include:
- Applications
- Computing & Processing Power
- Security / Identity Management
- Networking Functionality
- Data Backup & Continuity
- And much, much more
Here's 5 Benefits Businesses see from Cloud Computing:
Remote Access
Remote workers can access sensitive data, documents, and files securely from anywhere globally if they have a stable internet connection. This means you and your team can work quickly and securely from anywhere in the world as long as you have a tablet or a laptop (very timely right now, huh?).
Low Physical Business Costs
A Cloud Computing Infrastructure can eliminate the need for small businesses to manage complex physical and onsite IT infrastructure.
Improved Collaboration
Real-time sharing allows workers and managers to work together on the same documents/files securely from anywhere at anytime in real-time.
Cloud Computing Security
Reputable Cloud Computing providers invest tens of millions of dollars annually on advanced security measures, protecting your data better than you can yourself.
Business Continuity
A power outage or disaster at your physical office doesn’t mean that your team won’t have to stop work. They can simply shift to working from home (or their favorite cafe) until things are back to normal.
