Abstract

The use of cloud computing has positive results for businesses. Several companies now utilise it because of how well it makes money and how easily it can be expanded. In addition, its heightened security and privacy make it a worthy choice for business owners and financiers (Yong, et al., 2012). The cloud has the potential to greatly reduce costs for small companies. With the help of cloud computing, sharing and cooperation across industries has become more efficient and less expensive. Having a "pay as you go" method is beneficial to users. Cloud computing not only allows for more swiftness in business dealings, but also more versatility in staffing and resource scheduling.

In comparison to buying a server outright, "pay as you go" saves money and reduces waste (Kambatala, et al., 2014). While the "total cost" of hardware continues to decrease, the prices of cloud computing and cloud storage are decreasing at a faster rate. " A cloud-based system makes it less of a hassle to keep tabs on progress and inform customers of any shifts. Therefore, it is consistent with the allocation of funds and the utilisation of resources.

There is now "any corporation has access to its own services through the internet" thanks to the development of cloud computing (Armbrust, et al., 2009). A projected 33.2% of 2016 worldwide IT budgets will go toward cloud-based services. Various integrated cloud-based technologies are used in the "real world" of corporations nowadays (Devasena, 2014).

Keywords

• Cloud-Based Services,
• Cloud Computing,
• Real World Operations

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