Cloud Computing: Today and Tomorrow

By Won Kim. Journal of Object Technology, 2009

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Advantages and Challenges of Adopting Cloud Computing from an Enterprise Perspective (2014, background): “Cloud computing represents a convergence of two major trends in information technology — (a) IT efficiency, whereby the power of modern computers is utilized more efficiently through highly scalable hardware and software resources and (b) business agility, whereby IT can be used as a competitive too”
Taking VANET to the clouds (2010, background): “Cloud Computing defined in [11,12, 13 ,14] as: ∞ Infra-structure as a Service (IaaS): where the cloud provider provides its customers with computing, network and storage resources.”
A Survey on Sensor-Cloud: Architecture, Applications, and Approaches (2013, methodology): “Cloud computing renders the two major trends in IT: (1) efficiency, which is achieved through the highly scalable hardware and software resources, and (2) agility, which is achieved through parallel batch processing, using computer-intensive business analytics and real-time mobile interactive applic”
Service Performance and Analysis in Cloud Computing (2009, methodology): “Cloud computing has been often used with synonymous terms such as software as a service (SaaS), grid computing, cluster computing, autonomic computing, and utility computing [9].”
Cloud Computing - The Business Perspective (2011, background): “It can provide an almost immediate access to hardware resources, with no upfront capital investments for users, leading to a faster time to market in many businesses [16].”
Understanding determinants of cloud computing adoption using an integrated TAM-TOE model (2015, neutral): “As the requirements of cloud computing increases, the cloud user should be able to scale up their resources and infrastructure to satisfy the adaptors ’ new requirements of storage, number of servers, processing and connection bandwidth (Kim et al. , 2009; Benlian and Hess, 2011).”