Comments on: Cloud Computing will change the way Businesses work!

By: George & Data security

George & Data security — Fri, 27 Jul 2012 22:40:15 +0000

Online data backup and recovery options are now popular and good way to backup data and keep very secure. Find a service to work with and which is well reviewed.

By: Online Information Technology Blogger

Online Information Technology Blogger — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 15:27:00 +0000

I am more interested to know what’s next after Cloud Computing.

By: Small Business Technology Solutions

Small Business Technology Solutions — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 20:52:44 +0000

An interesting piece. However, I agree with finallyfast.com in that the relying solely on the cloud presents a new set of potential problems. Especially for businesses, adopting certain Cloud applications makes a lot of sense, but putting all of your eggs in one basket is never a sound strategy.

By: Juliemarg

Juliemarg — Sat, 12 Feb 2011 16:45:13 +0000

Several years ago (more than ten) an engineering friend of mine was selling cloud solutions to school districts. Instead of each teacher, secretary and principal needed to become adept at IT, the techie people would keep everything spit spot in the cloud.

By: PR@ AlmostLikeEverything!

PR@ AlmostLikeEverything! — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 08:10:37 +0000

Yes Rohit you are Right, Cloud computing is the Next Big Thing. Data Centralization has always been a Favorite Topic of Experimentation and research and finally cloud Computing will Be Accomplishing It!

By: FinallyFast.com

FinallyFast.com — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 16:03:48 +0000

I have mixed feelings about cloud computing, based mostly on the fact that it would make millions of users and businesses dependent on one system of servers to provide all of their software, storage, and IT needs.

While this might cut back on in-house IT costs it ignores the fact that any problems with the cloud will be felt on a much broader scale. If your company stores all of it’s data on the cloud and the cloud goes down it shuts down your business. And, if hundreds of businesses are working on the same cloud, all of those businesses would be shut down as well.

I understand that clouds would be backed up and there would be secondary servers to prevent these kinds of issues, but in the same way that Windows PCs are the main target of today’s hackers due to the high percentage of users using that OS, it would seem that “the cloud”, if adopted at the rate of the projections above, would create a HUGE target for today’s hackers. And with thousands of users dependent on any given functionality of the cloud, any successes they have will be felt by many more people across multiple businesses.