Cloud Computing : How it is opening the opportunities at a lesser cost

As a part of our article on Cloud Computing series, in this article will concrete on the opportunities delivered by Cloud Computing .

You might be interested to read our previous articles as well:

 

• What is Cloud Computing
• Cloud Hosting and cloud servers
• Private cloud solutions at a glance
• Cloud computing security issues
• What are SaaS, PaaS and IaaS
• What are the risks associated with public Cloud Computing

 

Opportunities with Cloud Computing at Business

 

Cloud computing offers to use the small business just like an enterprise set up at a fraction of a cost. For example, professional solution like groupware, CRM, PRP can be used as a packaged solution provided by bigger cloud computing solution providers like Rackspace.
This package system offered by the cloud computing service providers reduce the recurrent costs have to be carried otherwise by the smaller companies.
More over apart from the Hard ware and soft ware costs due to electricity and man power.

 

Opportunities with Cloud Computing for Non-Business, Non-Profit Projects

 

 

Previously, it was not possible to run a free application or a free project on Cloud Computing infrastructure, simply because of lack of funding.

Providers like Google App Engine allows to run an own instance of the end user’s service on their cloud computing free of cost up to a level, which in most cases is more than enough.

This is allowing the open source, free projects or the enthusiasts to use the high cloud computing end infrastructure to experimental or develop excellent softwares or services completely free of cost.

We are looking towards more such help from other Cloud Computing providers as well.

 

Cloud Computing for the common people

 

Google’s several apps like Flicker or Picasa is basically deployed their own Cloud Computing  platform. So, it is not only the business segment or the developers, but also the general people are getting more and more advantages from Cloud Computing.

 

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