See You In Health: Cloud Computing For The Healthcare Industry The healthcare industry has been making its move toward technology, putting iPads and tablets into the hands of healthcare professionals and now, the latest big move has been adopting the concept of cloud computing to organize, share data and protect patient information and healthcare data from being tampered with or lost. Some might be wondering why medical professionals have waited this long to “hop on the cloud.” Perhaps the healthcare industry wasn’t ready before but they are definitely ready now. Greg Arnette, CTO of Sonian, a company that creates cloud-based
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See You In Health: Cloud Computing For The Healthcare Industry
by cloudtweaks on December 4, 2012
in Cloud Computing, Computing, Healthcare, IT, Security, Storage, Technology
Peeking Into The Cloud: Look What I found!
by Emma on July 3, 2012
in Big Data, Cloud Computing, Computing, IT, Mobile, Performance, SaaS, Storage, Technology, Trends
Peeking Into The Cloud: Look What I found! Let’s imagine for a moment that you want to become the next super-power social site. It’s a daunting task, but you get to where you want to be by doing what? Cloud computing would help you. Cloud computing is a network of computers that are set up so that you can share data, explore new applications, and boldly go where no one has gone before. Okay, so that last part is not strictly true. No. What you can do is to have a cloud computing network setup were one part of the
4 Things To Know About Virtual Private Clouds
by Balaji on June 7, 2012
in Amazon, Cloud Computing, Computing, Education, IT, Microsoft, Security, Storage, Technology, Tutorials
4 Things To Know About Virtual Private Clouds What is a private cloud? A virtual private cloud (referred to as simply private cloud from here on) is a happy marriage between traditional enterprise IT and cloud computing. Unlike public cloud implementations, the hosted services in a private cloud are behind a corporate firewall. The enterprise has more control over its data and applications in this kind of setup. For the past couple of years, private clouds have emerged as the hottest subcategory under cloud computing, as it expands the power of the cloud to new industries such as finance and
