There are many different benefits to cloud computing for small to enterprise companies and businesses. Two of the most obvious advantages are the ability to store data in the cloud and to quickly and easily share data between devices not on the same network.
In addition to these two uses of cloud computing, there are several other advantages to consider. A closer look at three of these uses makes it evident that cloud computing is worth considering for any business.
Added Security
Public, private, hybrid, or specialized types of clouds offer multiple layers of security. Data is encrypted for storage in the cloud, with end-to-end encryption a standard with top cloud service providers.
Building Collaboration Opportunities
In addition, the data can be accessed in real-time, ensuring all members end-users are accessing the latest version or the most up-to-date data in the system.
Central storage of data in the cloud means secure access by authorized users working anywhere in the world. Having the data storage accessible by all members of the project team, management group, or even between customers and the business builds the opportunity for collaboration and exchange of information.
Disaster Recovery and Backup
The cloud is an interconnected system of servers, with information mirrored and stored across the cloud. In the event of a server failure, the redundancy means virtually no disruption in service for end-users.
The cloud makes real-time backup and disaster recovery a streamlined and fairly automated process. Working with a top cloud computing provider offering Disaster Recovery as a Service and Backup as a Service provides the safeguards your business needs.
Web Werks provides businesses with the cloud computing solutions they need. To find out more, see us online at www.webwerks.in.
