Cloud computing does not require large upfront investments of capital resources to purchase servers, install cables/cords or buy software licenses. Plus, by storing all your data in the cloud, those physical servers aren’t needed anymore, and neither are the maintenance costs, staffing costs, replacement costs and infrastructure costs associated with them.
The Cloud is accessed through the Internet, so all your files will be accessible from any location. For employees who work remotely, this is an ideal way to provide access and improve productivity.
Physically backing up data can be expensive. There’s a cost for the hardware and software you use – and in the event of a disaster, there are the costs of data recovery. In a cloud environment, you pay for what you need, as you need it.
Cloud computing protects your business from hardware failure, which helps to prevent file loss. It also protects you from hackers and data breaches. With the cloud, you have outsourced this security to a team of professionals who stay up-to-date with all the complexities of an ever-changing threat environment.
The cloud provides the ability to work from anywhere, from any device, at any hour during the day. Employees today expect to always be connected – and the cloud makes that possible.
While not every job lends itself to working from home or while traveling, many office jobs have some component that could be done remotely. The cloud enables employees to work anywhere, without interrupting productivity.
A cloud desktop, which may also be called a terminal server or remote desktop session host, is the most cost effective, efficient, and secure way provide business applications for all your users. All processing is offloaded to a server, reducing the needs of the client workstation, saving costs on workstation purchases. A cloud desktop is not ideal for all applications or use cases, but when it is, it provides a stable and secure foundation for your company’s operations. When hosted in a datacenter, your cloud desktop is also available from home or wherever you need to do your work.
A cloud desktop, which may also be called a terminal server or remote desktop session host, is the most cost effective, efficient, and secure way provide business applications for all your users. All processing is offloaded to a server, reducing the needs of the client workstation, saving costs on workstation purchases. A cloud desktop is not ideal for all applications or use cases, but when it is, it provides a stable and secure foundation for your company’s operations. When hosted in a datacenter, your cloud desktop is also available from home or wherever you need to do your work.
A more current option offered by Microsoft, an Azure Virtual Desktop or Cloud PC system can be arranged to host a stack of virtualized Windows 10 computers on Microsoft’s cloud.
