Effects of Cloud Computing in Today's Organizations



Abstract

Cloud computing is related to the network of the organizations. The structure of cloud computing helps the organization to increases the internetworking connectivity within the organization. Consequence of evolution and meeting a number of other chains and tools already widespread in the area of technology, the concept of Cloud Computing (Cloud Computing) is main feature of the transformation of the traditional ways of how companies use and acquire the resources of the Information Technology (IT). More broadly, their approach assumes that the entire IT infrastructure (hardware, software and data management and information), hitherto treated as an asset of the business users, is then accessed and managed by them through the internet (cloud)with the use of a simple web browser (browser)the worldwide web. Most of the organizations use cloud computing in order to increase the performance of the organization.

Abstract1

Introduction3

Cloud Computing4

Cloud Computing and Organizations5

Application in New Business7

Limitations7

Cloud Computing and the Digital Age9

Concerns and Precautions12

Data ownership12

Security12

Privacy13

Costs application13

Reliable internet connection13

Specialized look13

Application in Small business15

Conclusion17

References18

Effects of Cloud Computing in Today's Organizations

Introduction

Now days, IT organizations are faced with challenges never seen before. The internal customers of the companies still require rapid delivery of innovative services as a reaction to external threats and opportunities. Prevented by rigid systems and outdated processes, IT strives to continue, often depleting resources simply trying to meet the requests of changing business. The external cloud providers present a new challenge to provide services on demand and completely ignore IT. In this tense atmosphere, the options are few IT: delaying innovations that encourage business continuity or to allow business users to acquire services without the supervision of IT, which ensures that standards of reliability, security, compliance and corporate governance are attended.

In the centre of IT challenges, there is a constant cycle that most budgets is consumed in the maintenance of existing systems, leaving little to reinvest in business expansion. However, there is a growing number of IT organizations are using the cloud to break that cycle and get resources that promote innovations for business (Ball et.al, 2012). Cloud computing enables IT infrastructure through flexible, automated models of on demand services and new levels of IT efficiency. All this allows IT to shift resources from maintenance of existing systems for investment in innovative services that generate new revenue, operations and will achieve the company's goals.

Cloud Computing

Result of evolution and meeting a number of other chains and tools already widespread in the area of technology, the concept of Cloud Computing (Cloud Computing)is main feature of the transformation of the traditional ways of how companies use and acquire the resources of the Information Technology (IT). More broadly, their approach assumes that the entire IT infrastructure (hardware, software and data management and information), hitherto treated as an asset of the business users, is then accessed and managed by them through the internet (cloud)with the use of a simple web browser (browser)the worldwide web. By using remote access, any type of equipment cell intelligent, notebooks, desktop computers ...