Why Should Your Business Utilize the Cloud? | The Startup Magazine

Many businesses have moved from using on-premise software to cloud computing. However, if you haven’t done it, it may be time to consider it so as not to be left out by the competition. Cloud computing allows access to data anywhere using any device connected to the internet. The continuously increasing internet speed makes it possible for users to use the service whether they are in the office, at home, in the field, or even while on the road. Here are the cloud computing benefits and why your business should utilize the cloud.

It allows remote work

As mentioned, users can access data in any location with a stable internet connection. It offers flexibility, as employees can work remotely. The pandemic increased the number of people working from home. Although many are back in the office setup, some companies still allow remote or hybrid work. Your staff will be happier with the flexibility of the work setup, making them more productive. It also improves employee retention.

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Apple and Oracle vets’ Upthere raises $77 million to put a new spin on personal cloud storage | TechCrunch

Upthere isn’t your parents’ personal cloud storage service. The team behind the service, which is coming out of beta today with $77 million in financing from a slew of investors, believes that the cloud should be your primary storage and not just a place for keeping backups or helping you sync data between machines.

Upthere wants you to think of its service as the canonical location where your data lives. It’s now generally available for OS X/MacOS, Android and iOS, with the Windows and web apps hitting beta today.

The company had some help getting there with new financing led by KPCB and Western Digital, along with Floodgate, Elevation Partners, GV, NTT Docomo Ventures and Square 1 Bank.

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  The Emerging Ideas and Progressive Ideals of the 2015 Business | Getentrepreneurial

Today, every business needs more than an edge. In an atmosphere that’s filled with competitors looking to fill every niche at lightning speed, every aspect of a business needs move with the speed and fluidity of a startup. Fortunately, technology has made this readily possible.

First, think small, but do it in a big way. The cloud is huge, but it has the potential to make your business more agile than even your largest competitor. Centralized storage not only saves on server and backup costs, but also allows your entire workforce to access every bit of relevant information in real time. Even better, they can do it remotely.

The ideal of the paperless office is quickly becoming a reality, and cloud computing is the way it’s happening. Every document, report and record can be stored in a single location that’s accessible from locations as close as the corner office and as far away as your sales team in Singapore.

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Cloud Computing – A Small Business Guide | BusinessNewsDaily

In today’s ever-changing business climate, it’s critical that small business owners get what they need right when they need it. Whether they’re on their computers, tablets or mobile phones, it’s more important than ever for businesspeople to have information right at their fingertips, wherever they are. This is exactly the convenience that cloud computing provides.

For small and midsize businesses SMBs, the benefits of cloud computing are endless. Cloud computing saves businesses time and money by boosting productivity, improving collaboration and promoting innovation. Cloud hosting facilitates all types of information-sharing, such as email services, application hosting, Web-based phone systems, data storage and more.

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