Research Project Report: Cloud Computing Technology and Innovation

This report provides a comprehensive overview of cloud computing technology, beginning with an introduction to its core concepts and functionalities. It explores the project outcomes, highlighting the benefits of cloud computing for businesses, NGOs, and individuals, such as reduced IT costs and accessible online services. The report then delves into the issues faced by cloud computing, including connectivity problems and data privacy concerns, along with potential solutions. Lessons learned from the implementation of cloud computing, such as its flexible infrastructure and constant availability, are discussed. The report also examines project performance and the evolving business structure of cloud computing, concluding with a discussion on future directions, including the role of governments and local cloud computing organizations. The document references several key academic papers and provides an annotated bibliography to support the analysis.

EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES AND
INNOVATION
Cloud Computing Technology’

INTRODUCTION
Cloud computing is shared pools of configurable PC framework
assets and more elevated amount benefits that can be quickly
provisioned with insignificant administration exertion, regularly
over the Internet.
Distributed computing depends on sharing of assets to accomplish
cognizance and economies of scale, like an open utility, (Takabi,
Joshi & Ahn 2010).
The cloud has made many processes more efficient where the
device can have a request from the cloud and thus processes made
real time and automatic.
The cloud helps the clients to have access to the online services
and the web services as well where it has been of very high demand.

PROJECT OUTCOME
Cloud computing is required to empower little and medium organizations to
enter the market with lower in advance expenses to work without an
expansive IT office.
 Distributed computing offers NGOs, government, colleges, health facilities
and others the chances of decrease in IT costs and the justification of specific
administrations through economies of scale, (Sultan 2010).
Cloud computing gives a chance for dependable online advanced capacity of
records, frequently very supportive for clients getting to the web from cell
phones or web bistros, and without expansive capacity gadgets.
Cloud computing exchanges a significant part of the handling required to
utilize web applications from the program as preparing is done "in the cloud"
in the dispersed foundation of the distributed computing administration.
Distributed computing is subsequently in principle very well disposed to less
expensive gadgets with low handling force, and lower stockpiling limits.

PROJECT ISSUESThe cloud computing faces some issues which include unfit to log-
into or on the other hand keep up an association with online email,
the online record wont stack.
installment has not been affected and so on. This is the consequence
of moderate and low quality associations.
These genuine disappointments, regularly influence individuals to
not utilize cloud computing administrations and rather to return to
customary instruments which store and oversee information locally –
on the client's PC.
Cloud computing requires fast, as well as high caliber broadband
associations, that are constantly associated. While numerous sites are
usable on non-broadband associations or moderate broadband
associations; cloud-based applications are regularly not usable,
(Hayes 2008).

LESSONS LEARNED
Cloud computing offers adaptable office which could be killed, up or
down according to the conditions of the client.
For example, an advancement of offers is exceptionally famous, limit
can be promptly and immediately added to it for the shirking of losing
deals and slamming servers.
 At the point when those deals are done, the limit can likewise be
contracted for the decrease of expenses, (Buyya et al 2009).
Cloud computing services are available at all time. Anyone can log in
at any time and log out as well with no limitation to distances.
In cloud computing, the server providers frequently refresh your
product including the reports on security, so you don't have to anguish
on squandering your essential time on keeping up the framework.
You discover additional opportunity to center around the critical things
like 'How to develop your organizations.

PROJECT PERFORMANCE
Distributed computing is a creating business structure perspective
that certifications to wipe out the necessity for keeping up expensive
enlisting workplaces by associations and foundations alike.
Utilizing virtualization and resource time sharing, fogs present with
a single plan of physical resources a huge customer base with
different prerequisites.

PROJECT ISSUES SOLUTION
Companies, Universities, governments, and the general population
administration will start to turn towards distributed computing
administrations, (Armbrust et al 2010).
 The following questions should be asked in order to get a full
solution to the cloud issues:
Will African governments have their email, reports and
organizations forms with outside distributed computing
organizations?
Should governments and organizations support the improvement of
nearby cloud computing organizations, which one day may give them
such administrations?
In what manner would this be able to be energized?
Would this be able to be executed at acquirement level?
Do we have to put more in science, innovation and registering

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REFERENCE
Armbrust, M., Fox, A., Griffith, R., Joseph, A. D., Katz, R., Konwinski,
A., ... & Zaharia, M. (2010). A view of cloud
computing. Communications of the ACM, 53(4), 50-58.
Buyya, R., Yeo, C. S., Venugopal, S., Broberg, J., & Brandic, I. (2009).
Cloud computing and emerging IT platforms: Vision, hype, and
reality for delivering computing as the 5th utility. Future Generation
computer systems, 25(6), 599-616.
Hayes, B. (2008). Cloud computing. Communications of the
ACM, 51(7), 9-11.
Mell, P., & Grance, T. (2011). The NIST definition of cloud
computing.
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Sultan, N. (2010). Cloud computing for education: A new
dawn?. International Journal of Information Management, 30(2),