Top Industries To Gain From Cloud Adoption
Here’s something interesting: have a look at the number of searches for “cloud computing” at Google. This new technology is influencing business models, lifestyle and the way people learn and think. From Silicon Valley to Bangalore and Beijing, the cloud-computing IT models are touching several economic and social fields.
Online Education:
This is the fastest-growing industry in the world and there are plenty of good reasons for schools and educational institutes to adopt cloud computing. Cloud allows mentors, learners and institutions to access real-time information from anywhere in the world, offering access to global internet resources for data analysis and storage.
Marketing Services:
Cloud also allows fast, easy access to complementary marketing services. More marketers are adopting cloud because buyers are spending more time online searching for information and interacting with like-minded people over cloud-based social networks. They are using new cloud-optimized marketing strategies like paid search, social media, and search engine optimization – and very effectively!
Media and Entertainment Sector:
Media and entertainment companies are using cloud computing and service oriented architecture (SOA) to take benefit of the most agile and cost-effective cloud platform. Cloud based entertainment can be accessed by any device, of course.
It will also allow the broadcast and entertainment industry to offer high-quality, inexpensive content quickly to their clients. Many film and animation studios are looking at GPU computing to reduce the time spent in turning digital content into a finished product (motion picture, commercial or other visual media).
Telecommunication:
Cloud computing is the future of telecom. As traditional land-line phone systems are disappearing, companies are using both private and public cloud networks to communicate for domestic and commercial purposes.
Start-ups:
Cloud computing can be the perfect companion of budding entrepreneurs, especially when you have excellent business ideas but not enough funds to invest in IT infrastructure. You can start your business on cloud computing services with little investment. Cloud computing also offers “supercomputing capability” at little upfront cost to any startup, big company or individual researcher.
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