This is the fourth and final part of the presentation given as part of the City of Sydney’s Let’s Talk Business series of events on new business technologies.
The case for business cloud computing
Cloud computing is part of the future of of business. Increasingly it’s going to become of fundamental part of our society as we become more connected.
Business is open 24 hours. Even if your office or staff aren’t working at 4am on a Sunday, customers are checking your website to look at your products. If you are selling online, everything has to be running.
The cloud is not a tool for every business. For some, the risks or limitations mean they are better served running application or storing data on their own computer.
For most businesses though the cloud changes the game, it makes them more flexible and productive.
In an era where we’re seeing massive change in our economy and society, it’s the business who can respond quickly to the new normal who will survive and prosper.
Cloud computing helps businesses adapt and are part of the key to running a successful enterprise in the 21st Century.
This is the third of a series of four posts taken from The Networked Business presentation. Parts One, Two and Three are also online. A list of the useful business cloud computing tools to accompany this article.