Enabling Small Businesses in India to Scale up with Secure Cloud Computing Solutions
The core idea of cloud computing may be traced back to the 1960s when John McCarthy had predicted that “computation may someday be organised as a public utility.” However, it was only in the late 1990s that the world rst saw the adoption of cloud as a resource for network infrastructure.
Today, telecom operators have helped businesses in taking their data and enterprise apps to the cloud, helping them access stored information or use applications from anywhere in the world. Organisations using the cloud benet from economies of scale, and because their responsibility stops at the edge of the cloud, they don’t need to worry about how any collaboration will be routed: this is the onus of the telecom service provider.
Another advantage of the cloud is that it brings a quicker time to benets. While most of the legacy IT infrastructure components have been built on a Capital Expenditure (CapEx) model requiring signicant.
investments upfront, the cloud model stands on an Operating Expenditure (OpEx) model. With radical changes in an enterprise’s IT infrastructure, the cloud can help it bring new products to markets and reach new markets faster. It also reduces the total cost of ownership and builds a better user experience.
The most typical concern of businesses contemplating cloud computing adoption is security. Organisations, especially in India, need an assurance that their data and apps are safe in the cloud. They want to make sure that no unauthorised entity gets access to the assets that they do not store on-premise. Security is an added apprehension in public clouds where hardware, storage and network devices are shared with other organisations. What they then need is a secure way to connect to their cloud space and, possibly, a privatised segment within a public cloud.
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