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| Category: | General - Books | By: | IT Governance Ltd |
| More info: | www.itgovernance.co.... | Author(s): | Kevin T. McDonald |
| Pages: | 153 | Year of publication: | 2010 |
Reduce operating costs. On average, in-house data centres use only around 10 to 15 per cent of available capacity. Because Cloud Computing allows users to share resources, the idle capacity is regained. As a result, you could succeed in cutting your operating costs by as much as 80 per cent.Focus on your core business. There are some tasks that your IT people will only have to perform occasionally. These jobs will be unfamiliar and therefore take more time » Read more... |  |
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Reduce operating costs. On average, in-house data centres use only around 10 to 15 per cent of available capacity. Because Cloud Computing allows users to share resources, the idle capacity is regained. As a result, you could succeed in cutting your operating costs by as much as 80 per cent.Focus on your core business. There are some tasks that your IT people will only have to perform occasionally. These jobs will be unfamiliar and therefore take more time to get done. When you move these extraneous operations over to the Cloud, your IT team can concentrate on the jobs that they do best and thus operate more efficiently.Save energy. Running a data centre normally requires heavy investment in power supply, generators and uninterruptable power supplies. By consolidating workloads on high-performance processors, Cloud Computing reduces power consumption and can therefore help you to cut your energy bills.Use software that is up to date. With Cloud Computing, software is rented in a package for all users of the service. This means that when new software suites are released, such as new versions of Microsoft Office, everyone in the Cloud will be able to use them from the word go.