This document is a quiz about cloud computing provided by VisionWeb experts. It contains questions about the major types of cloud usage, how cloud computing allows practices to easily grow or shrink server space as needed, and pay only for what is used. Additional questions cover whether an onsite server is needed to access the cloud, how cloud computing saves money, and that data is generally more secure in the cloud than on your own premises. The document directs the user to VisionWeb resources like their blog, Facebook page, and eBooks for more information on using cloud computing in a practice.

1. So You Think You
Know Everything
About The Cloud?
Take the quiz with
VisionWeb’s experts!

2. Which of these is not a
major type of cloud
computing usage?
a. Hardware as a Service
b. Platform as a Service
c. Software as a Service
d. Infrastructure as a Service
Heather Smith
Director of Marketing

3. a. Hardware as a
Service
Hardware as a service
requires the use of renting
hardware and servers to
maintain your data. While
PaaS, SaaS, and IaaS do
not require on site
hardware to access your
data.
Heather Smith
Director of Marketing

4. Michelle Vignault
Senior Account Manager

5. Michelle Vignault
Senior Account Manager

6. Chris McCully
Enrollment Consultant

7. Chris McCully
Enrollment Consultant

8. Julia Crawford
Director of Product Strategy
True or False?
With cloud
computing you can
easily grow or shrink
the amount of server
space needed for
your data.

9. True!
In the cloud you can store
as much data as you need
for your practice. And for
smaller practices who don’t
need a ton of storage, don’t
worry, you only pay for
what you use.
Julia Crawford
Director of Product Strategy

10. True or False?
Having an onsite server is needed
to access the cloud.
Ravel Thai
Product Marketing Manager

11. Ravel Thai
Product Marketing Manager

12. Sargon Palmer
Senior Business Analyst
How does utilizing cloud
computing save you
money?
a. Pay as you go pricing model
b. Little to no set up costs
c. Wider access to free
updates
d. All of the above

13. Sargon Palmer
Senior Business Analyst

14. Joseph Lucas
Director of Software Development
True or False?
Data in the cloud
is likely to be more
secure than you
can accomplish on
your own
premises.

15. Joseph Lucas
Director of Software Development
True
Security in your practice’s
server room can be as little as
simply keeping the door
locked. Whereas reputable
cloud computing vendors host
their systems in facilities that
have security controls with
certifications that many
practices cannot provide on
their own.

16. James Kuroski
CRM Application Architect

17. James Kuroski
CRM Application Architect

18. Laurel Materka
Marketing Intern
Where can you find more
information about using the
cloud in your practice?
a. The VisionWeb Blog
b. VisionWeb’s Facebook Page
c. VisionWeb’s eBooks
d. All of the Above

19. d. All of the
Above
Find us on Facebook
Subscribe to the Blog
Check out our eBooks
Laurel Materka
Marketing Intern