In business, the cloud refers to the use of internet-based services and infrastructure to store, manage and process data. Instead of relying on physical hardware or on-premises servers, businesses use cloud solutions to access applications, platforms and computing resources on demand.
Cloud technology has transformed the way businesses operate, offering new levels of flexibility, scalability and cost efficiency. This Cloud and Business course, explores how cloud solutions support business processes, enhance productivity and drive innovation.
You’ll gain a solid understanding of cloud models, risks, security and best practices for leveraging the cloud in any organization.
By completing this course, you will:
● Understand the definition, history and trends of cloud technology.
● Recognize the advantages of the cloud, including cost savings and increased productivity.
● Assess and address risks associated with cloud adoption.
● Learn about cloud security: identity management, breaches and protective strategies.
● Understand how to manage devices connected to the cloud.
● Discover how Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) works with the cloud.
● See how cloud computing impacts business processes and scalability.
● Apply standards and best practices for governance, monitoring and integration.
Once you complete the Cloud and Business Course, you will be awarded a Certificate of Completion.
This course is ideal for:
Cloud computing in business refers to using internet-based services such as storage, software and infrastructure to improve efficiency, reduce costs and scale operations.
The cloud reduces IT expenses, improves productivity, enables remote access, enhances scalability and provides flexibility to adapt to changing needs.
It’s used in data storage, customer relationship management (CRM), HR systems, collaboration tools, application development and web-based services.
Businesses can ensure security by implementing identity management, encryption, monitoring systems, compliance with standards and proactive risk assessments
Businesses should consider moving to the cloud when they need to reduce costs, increase scalability, support remote teams or replace outdated IT infrastructure.
By enabling real-time collaboration, reducing IT downtime, providing scalable resources and simplifying access to business applications from anywhere.