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The trend of cloud computing is picking up and more and more people are making use of this. Via Peter Azzopardi 
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New client adds drop-down menu where users can monitor changes to their account, share document and folder links Via Peter Azzopardi
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Security is a real issue even though it is true that cloud computing is just as safe as traditional systems when it comes to apparent vulnerabilities and security holes. This is because of the nature of cloud computing, the public cloud, there are a lot more people with proximity access to the data. What I mean is that compared to an in-house system where there is virtually no connection to the outside internet, the whole world will now be potentially be able to just walk up to your door, so to speak, in public cloud systems. Via Peter Azzopardi
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Enterprises moving to the cloud have to understand that they are not simply purchasing a specific product or service. Rather, they are entering into a core partnership with their cloud providers. Via Peter Azzopardi
Peter Azzopardi's curator insight,
March 4, 2013 5:30 PM
Trust it! Why not? With a cloud service there is certainly less internal politics. Especially in smaller companies (SMBs) IT departments can be a bit too intrusive, or let me change that, feel like they can be.
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Dropbox es el sistema de almacenamiento en la nube por excelencia. Los hay que llegaron antes, los hay que ofrecen más capacidad, pero Dropbox ha conseguido llegar al gran público, y es que, que tire la primera piedra el que nunca haya hecho uso de este servicio. Via Juan Jesús Baño Egea
Vinuesa vallas y cercados's curator insight,
November 10, 2014 6:51 AM
#Dropbox es el sistema de #almacenamiento en la nube por excelencia ideal para #autonomos y #emprendedores. |
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Mikko Hakala's curator insight,
April 13, 2014 4:35 AM
Google Drive with its many functionalities works now the best for me. For example collaboration on documents is very smooth, think about many combinations: teacher-student, student-student, supervisor-supervisee...
More ideas here: http://www.onlinecolleges.net/2012/04/04/52-great-google-docs-secrets-for-students/
The post has also links to the iPad and Android apps.
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Security is a real issue even though it is true that cloud computing is just as safe as traditional systems when it comes to apparent vulnerabilities and security holes. This is because of the nature of cloud computing, the public cloud, there are a lot more people with proximity access to the data. What I mean is that compared to an in-house system where there is virtually no connection to the outside internet, the whole world will now be potentially be able to just walk up to your door, so to speak, in public cloud systems. Via Peter Azzopardi, juandoming
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A study from IHS found that on average, customers who purchased a smartphone in 2012 only needed about 12.8GB of storage to meet their needs. Via Peter Azzopardi
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There are benefits in using cloud technologies - cost savings, improved productivity, etc. But - just how safe is the cloud? Via Peter Azzopardi, juandoming
Mike Ellsworth's curator insight,
February 21, 2013 4:47 PM
Yeah, I've wondered about denial of service attacks and the cloud. Could cost you a bunch if you pay by the cycle . . . 
AlGonzalezinfo's curator insight,
February 22, 2013 6:56 AM
Good information on this graphic, especially about the security threat from employees and contratctors |
Data stored on cloud is safe from hard drive crash and theft and you can access your data anywhere across the globe as long as you have an internet connection. Cloud acts like a storehouse for unlimited data digitally.