International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Studies

The Impact of Cloud Computing on Business Scalability in the Indian IT Sector

MR. WASIM AKRAM KHAN — 2024-11-15

Cloud computing has made a big difference in how companies can grow and keep up with changing markets. In simple terms, cloud computing means that businesses can get IT resources like storage, computer power, and software through the Internet when they need them, instead of buying and managing their own equipment. This means companies don’t have to spend a lot of money upfront on things like big data centers or servers. Instead, they pay for only what they use. This is very helpful in India’s IT sector, which is growing quickly and going digital at a fast pace. Cloud computing is helping companies in India by making their work easier, reducing costs, and allowing them to scale or grow whenever needed.

Challenges in Cloud Computing Adoption in India- Data Security and Regulatory Concerns

MR. WASIM AKRAM KHAN — 2024-11-15

Cloud computing is making a big difference in how IT is done in India. Companies are now able to keep, manage, and process their data on the internet, instead of using physical servers that require space and regular maintenance. This shift brings several benefits: it helps businesses cut down on costs, improves the way they work, and allows them to quickly adapt to changes in demand. With cloud computing, companies can focus more on their core work and leave data storage and management to the cloud. More Indian companies in different areas—like banking, healthcare, e-commerce, and manufacturing—are now turning to cloud technology to grow faster and try new methods of working.

Cloud technology is a strong support for India’s goal of becoming a digital-first economy. Through cloud computing, Indian companies can access advanced tools like artificial intelligence (AI), big data, and machine learning, which help them work smarter and offer customized services to customers. For smaller businesses, which are a big part of India’s economy, cloud provides a budget-friendly way to use top-level technology and compete with larger companies. Cloud computing also lets companies scale up or down according to their needs, which is important in India’s fast-changing markets.

The Future of Cloud Computing in India: Trends and Opportunities for Growth

MR. WASIM AKRAM KHAN — 2024-11-15

Cloud computing has become very important in India, not just something extra for companies to think about. In the past few years, it has helped all kinds of businesses, from small startups to big companies, by giving them better ways to manage their IT needs. Cloud technology is helping these businesses grow, work more efficiently, and try new things that were not possible before.

In India, where the economy is growing fast, cloud computing can change the way businesses work and how services are provided. Sectors like healthcare, finance, education, and online shopping are already using cloud technology to work better, handle large amounts of data, and give customers a better experience. The Indian government is also pushing for more digital adoption with projects like Digital India, making it easier for businesses to use cloud services and modernize how they work.

Development and evaluation of sustain release matrix tablet of metformin by using different polymer and comparison with marketed formulation

SHASHI KALA MEENA — 2024-11-12

This study was to develop and evaluate the sustain release matrix tablet of metformin by using different polymers and comparison with marked formulation. Sustained release dosage forms are designed to achieve a prolonged therapeutic effect by continuously releasing medication over an extended period of time after administration of a single dose. Sustained release dosage forms are prepared by coating the tablets so that the rate of solubility is controlled or individually encapsulating microparticles of varying sizes so that the rate of dissolution can be controlled. The release rate of Metformin from tablets was determined using USP Dissolution Testing Apparatus II and the data was analyzed using the zero-order graph of F3 formulation showing the constant drug release from the formulation. The Higuchi model is used to describe the limits for transport and drug release. Matrix tablets of Metformin were prepared by direct compression technique using varying proportions of polymers in combination with HPMC K-100, Eudragit RLPO, and other excipients like MCC, PVP, Talc, and Mg stearate. All the prepared tablets were evaluated for the test like hardness, friability, weight variation, disintegration time, drug content, and dissolution studies. Sustained-release tablets of Metformin have been successfully formulated using HPMC and Eudragit RLPO as drug-release modifiers.