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Cloud Computing Cloud computing is Internet-based computing, whereby shared resources, software and information are provided to computers and other devices on-demand, like a public utility.Internetcomputing Saas: Software as a service (SaaS, typically pronounced 'sass') is a model of software deployment over the internetsoftware deployment
Low cost of entry No hidden costs Onus on the vendor to deliver a good and secure product Less risky investment
Online connectivity Data security Uptime of data and availability Uncertain payment methods
Reduces cost of software Create a more generalized software that caters to most of the needs of an average user. Charge premium rates for additional features Eradicate issues related to software up gradation By regularly releasing new versions of the software it becomes difficult for users to keep up to date with the latest versions. One central repository of all data and reduction of redundancy Keep one repository of data which can be accessed from multiple devices.
Processing speed on demand Two industries that need high computational speed to take their business to the next levels Healthcare Finance One license per user This allows the user to use the software service anywhere and not restricted to any hardware
Reduction in piracy As all content is on the internet as can be accessed only via login, and content not being downloadable it makes it difficult for piracy
Faster rates of data connectivity Reliable connectivity Need for new protocols
User/ Customers view Reduction of costs a great news Flexibility of using services Vendor/Providers view Reduce piracy Generate processing power and take industries to the next level
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