Cloud services help you scale up or scale down the resources consumed, per the real-time demand. This level of agility gives an edge to the business using cloud services over the ones still using traditional setup.
Cloud technologies can not only scale on demand but have Pay-per use resource billing methodology and users pay only if they use a resource. It is different from the capital expensive model of the traditional business operations and is resource expensive model i.e you pay only when you use.
With cloud services, team members can access, edit and share documents, that are in sync with the entire team and thus can work on a single project from different locations. Infact, with the digital transformation, your entire business can remain connected always on various devices and gadgets.
The more employees and partners collaborate on documents, more comes the demand for watertight document control. Having multiple applications and email threads results in conflicting file content, formats and titles. Cloud facilitates centrally storage of all data files such that everyone sees one version of the files.
Lost laptops is a real big business problem. And probably larger than the loss of a costly piece of device is the loss of the sensitive data content within it. In such cases, Cloud computing offers greater security as the data resides within the cloud and you'll be able to access it regardless of what happens to your lost device.
Migrating the workload and applications to cloud, help organizations stick to their real business goals and frees enterprises of the mundane tasks of system backup, network maintenance, patches, and software upgrades. This often helps businesses to increase their profit margins as well.
In today's time getting to work eats up a considerable time of employee's day due to heavy traffic and distant work locations and one study in fact reported that 42% of workers would swap a portion of their pay for the ability to telecommute. Cloud services have surely enabled people that flexibility to remain connected from anywhere.
The more employees and partners collaborate on documents, more comes the demand for watertight document control. Having multiple applications and email threads results in conflicting file content, formats and titles. Cloud facilitates centrally storage of all data files such that everyone sees one version of the files.
The term "transformation" in general, refers to a change in something's or someone's character or appearance, leading to an improvement of a trait or the complete individual.
However, in business and organizational context, the term transformation refers to an intense and remarkable change that aligns and re-strategies the business's vision and look out, leading it to an altogether new, improved and different level of effectiveness.
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"Organizations are pursuing strategies because of the multidimensional value of cloud services, including values such as agility, scalability, cost benefits..
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Today, the technology strategy of any enterprise is incomplete without cloud. The cloud adoption conversation has now steered from 'if' to 'when' and 'how'. The fact that remains is that cloud is undeniably the most disruptive change that enterprise IT has seen in years. Its multi-faceted value proposition ranges from considerable cost savings to ability of building powerful applications that can scale up to accommodate increased traffic and scale down as the traffic recedes.
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