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This document discusses getting a business to the cloud. It begins by explaining what cloud computing is and provides some familiar examples like Google Docs and Microsoft Exchange. It notes that the cloud allows for mobility, quick client access, and transparency. The document then outlines four steps to get a business to the cloud: 1) accessing computers remotely through services like Carbonite and Dropbox, 2) synchronizing emails through Gmail, Outlook, or iCloud, 3) getting files onto a tablet by using Dropbox, and 4) converting paper forms to digital using Zipformsonline on mobile. It concludes by providing the author's social media contact information for questions.
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- 1. Getting your Biz to the Cloud @amyoutloud amy@amysmytheharris.com Amy Provider #9868 MCE-02-00-103-23610
- 3. Familiar Examples • Top Producer • Google Docs • Microsoft Exchange • Zipformsonline.com
- 4. Why the Cloud? • Allows you to be mobile • Quick access for clients • Transparency
- 7. Accessing Computer • Carbonite • Dropbox • Onlive Desktop • Teamviewer • Sugarsync • Logmein Ignition • Jump
- 8. Accessing Computer • Citrix • Files anywhere • Box.net • PC anywhere*
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- 12. Step #3-Getting files to tablet
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