Cloud Computing: A Comprehensive Analysis

This presentation provides a comprehensive analysis of cloud computing, including its definition, benefits, limitations, and recommendations. It discusses how cloud computing can save costs, enhance data protection, and improve information security. It also highlights the challenges of data incompatibility, security breaches, and bandwidth issues. The presentation concludes with recommendations for adopting cloud computing and backing up important documents.

Cloud Computing
A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS

Cloud computing
• Cloud computing is the delivery of various
computer applications over the net on a pay
per use basis.
• Cloud computing saves confidential data on
aremote database.
• Enables users for application storage on
remote servers and then access it via the net.

Cloud computing(contd)
• Essentially the cloud stores data and can be
made available via any mobile device.

Benefits for business plan advisors
• Cost savings- Initial costs being high, will
ultimately lead to a savings in cost in the long run.
• Mobility- The cloud can be accessed from
anywhere in the world, by means of a secure
server.This enhances mobility of cloud
applications
• Quality control-Maintains data quality at a very
high level , ensuring that they are kept upto date.

Limitations
• Data incompatability-This exists between
service providers and client which causes a
major inconvenience.
• Security breach threats-If there is a breach of
security refarding data maintenance, major
data might get lost.
• Peripherals-Peripherals like scanner and printer
do not fit with cloud based applications and
cause problems.

Benefits for clients
• Improved information security- Cloud
computing enhances network security of the
highest level and keeps
• Easy retrieval- If a major data set gets lost,it
can be easily retrieved from the cloud
• Easy adoption- Following the cloud based
application is very easy andsimple to follow.

Limitations
• Bandwidth issues-Bandwidth depensds upon a
lot of network storage.More storage required,
more the bandwidth required.
• No longer in control- The cloud being a personal
database is accessible to the public as a
whole.The individual file is stored on that public
platform
• No redundancy- The cloud has no back up
server.

Recommendations
• Cloud computing saves cost and maintains
enhanced data protection .
• More reliability for service providers to
manage the software and make upates about
isssues immediately.
• Backing up of important documents , in case a
hard drive crashes. It protects confidential
data.

Justification
• Hence based on the above assessment cloud
computing should be used.

References
• Ali, M., Khan, S. U., & Vasilakos, A. V. (2015).
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• Avram, M. G. (2014). Advantages and
challenges of adopting cloud computing from
an enterprise perspective. Procedia
Technology, 12, 529-534.

References( contd)
• Botta, A., De Donato, W., Persico, V., &
Pescapé, A. (2016). Integration of cloud
computing and internet of things: a
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Systems, 56, 684-700.
• Martinez, F. R., & Pulier, E. (2015). U.S. Patent
No. 9,069,599. Washington, DC: U.S. Patent
and Trademark Office