Clearing the misconceptions around cloud computing
If you haven’t noticed, there’s a bit of a revolution going on. There’s another buzzword floating
around the conferences, the web sites, the blogs, and the magazines. It’s called Cloud Computing.
Cloud computing is a hot topic at any seminar or event today. Journalists want to talk about it and
conferences want to focus on it so the content is bleeding edge and promoting the next big thing.
So, what is the cloud? Well, the cloud helps connect, synchronise, update, and extend what
capabilities you have in your existing IT environments. It can act as virtual storage, be used for
outsourcing opportunities, and fulfil automated processing. The list goes on. Technically speaking
though, it’s nothing more than more servers, connectivity, software, and networks. That’s vague I
know, so let me explain it further with some examples.
By Hafid Saba, Senior Solutions Specialist, Asia Pacific, NetIQ | Jun 21, 2010
If you haven’t noticed, there’s a bit of a revolution going on. There’s another buzzword floating around the conferences, the web sites, the blogs, and the magazines. It’s called Cloud Computing.
Cloud computing is a hot topic at any seminar or event today. Journalists want to talk about it and conferences want to focus on it so the content is bleeding edge and promoting the next big thing.
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