Benefits of cloud computing for businesses

 Check below, in detail, what are the main advantages that cloud computing can provide to organizations.


Cost reduction

It is no longer necessary to buy servers, update applications or operating systems, or discard hardware or software when they are out of date, as all of this is resolved by the provider.


It is also no longer necessary to spend on hiring trained professionals to deal with an internal infrastructure. The cloud vendor is responsible for keeping everything always available, reliable and healthy so that users of resources only focus efforts and investments on the company's core business.


This means a giant cost reduction. What's more, cloud computing provides more predictability of spending, since you only need to pay for what will actually be used, when used.





Flexibility and scalability

 Increasing and reducing technological capacity is also simpler, faster and cheaper with cloud computing. For example, if the company has an application development project, it only needs to sign a contract for the supply of a platform with all the resources necessary for its team to work only on the software, leaving the task of dimensioning and configuring the entire infrastructure. needed by the provider.


Likewise, when the business grows and it is necessary to insert more users in a given system, if it is offered in the cloud, in the form of software as a service, just update the SaaS (software as a service) supply contract with the manufacturer. Everything quick and practical, in a few clicks.


Mobility

The four office walls are no longer the limit for business operations. With access to the web, professionals can work anywhere and anytime, using any device (desktop, tablet, notebook, smartphone), as the solutions are in the cloud and can be operated with access keys that guarantee total control.

Juniper Networks Certified Internet Associate (JNCIA) Engineers plan, provision and implement Network Design and Integration.

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