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Are You Really Satisfied With Your Cloud Solution?

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Cloud solutions for business are becoming more popular as companies look to maximize their IT budgets and streamline their business processes. Companies are using  oracle cloud solutions  for everything from HR applications to data storage. Software As a Service (SaaS), Infrastructure As a Service (IaaS), and Platform As a Service (PaaS) solutions are being launched every week, and are becoming an integral part of business processes at every turn. This chart from  The Gartner Scenario for IT Services Providers: The Future of IT Services  shows the top five reasons why companies are using IT solution providers (including cloud providers) in the next 24 months (2013-2015). Two of the top three are internal factors (driving efficiency and reducing costs, as well as enabling new business models), while the second most important factor is to create a more personalized relationship with their customers. IT professionals are being asked to manage and m...

Cloud Technology Breaking the Barriers in Finance Departments

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Designed to address the security, risk and compliance challenges, cloud computing technology has overcome much of the resistance in the overall finance sector. The key reasons financial department of the companies adopt the cloud computing technology are to enhance the business operation agility, upgrade the system, save the procurement cost, and to streamline the overall business procedure. Aforementioned benefits increase the scalability, elasticity and provide additional opportunities to achieve a greater balance between businesses needs and technology resources. The most recent Ovum research shows that the investment of cloud computing has increased in the financial sector due to better and efficient cloud solutions and increase in the development of cloud applications. According to the Cloud Reality Check research, companies plan to increase their cloud budget by 7% over the next three years (23 per cent to 30 per cent); accounting for nearly a third of their corporate IT...