This document is an assignment cover sheet and report for a course on emerging technologies in business. It discusses cloud computing as an emerging technology in the banking industry.
The report provides an overview of cloud computing, including its benefits for banks such as cost savings, business continuity, and agility. It also discusses examples of how some banks have significantly reduced IT infrastructure costs by adopting cloud services. While security and vendor lock-in are concerns, the report concludes that cloud computing remains promising for the banking industry due to benefits like scalability, mobility, and competitive advantages.
How will cloud computing transform technologyTarunabh Verma
Cloud computing has huge potential to transform technology by providing on-demand access to computing resources over the network. It is growing rapidly with increasing adoption across industries like healthcare, education and small businesses. The future of cloud computing looks promising with continued growth driven by factors like increased internet access, industry adoption and government initiatives. Hybrid IT models that leverage both public and private clouds are expected to be the dominant architecture going forward.
The document discusses cloud computing, including definitions of different types like SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS. It summarizes views on cloud computing being in early adoption phases and as a paradigm shift. The document also provides statistics from surveys on Canadian businesses' use and views of cloud computing, including the most promising cloud applications like SaaS and additional hardware on demand.
This seminar presentation discusses using VMware virtualization technology to deploy private cloud computing infrastructure as a service for businesses. The objectives are to examine how cloud computing provides massively scaled IT capabilities, address major business burdens, and ensure data and services can be accessed from any device globally. The presentation analyzes how cloud computing impacts businesses by lowering IT costs. It also describes the cloud infrastructure and concludes that cloud services allow effective, cheap IT tools for small and medium enterprises to boost productivity without large in-house expenses.
The document discusses the challenges that financial services firms face in digitally transforming their operations to meet the demands of modern customers. It notes that while significant investments have been made in technology, many firms are still in the early stages of the transformation process. The challenges include building mobile-friendly systems, improving user experiences, automating processes, fostering collaboration, and ensuring security. Cloud-based solutions like SunGard's can provide firms flexibility to scale solutions as needed and help accelerate their digital transformations.
This document provides a summary of a master's thesis titled "Cloud Computing's Effect on Enterprises" focused on cost and security. The thesis examines the perceived benefits and drawbacks of cloud computing adoption for enterprises related to cost and data security. It includes a literature review on cloud computing definitions, models, evolution and the relationship between cost and security in cloud computing. The thesis also describes the research methodology used, which includes interviews with an enterprise using cloud computing to understand their perspectives on cost and security issues.
This document summarizes findings from a survey of 376 business and technology leaders on cloud computing. It finds that while cloud was initially seen as a way for business units to bypass IT, nearly half of respondents now say IT and business are equally involved in selecting cloud services. It also finds that companies taking a more strategic, enterprise approach to cloud ("cloud leaders") are more likely to have launched new products and expanded into new markets and geographies. Cloud is increasing business agility for most companies and enabling new customer-facing digital capabilities, but establishing sufficient controls remains a challenge even for cloud leaders.
The Impact of Cloud Computing in the field of Finance: A Comprehensive AnalysisIRJET Journal
This document provides an overview of the impact of cloud computing in the finance industry. It discusses the benefits of cloud adoption such as cost reduction, scalability, and enhanced security. The document also examines some challenges like security and privacy concerns, regulatory compliance issues, and vendor lock-in. It presents two case studies on how financial institutions have successfully implemented cloud-based solutions for financial planning and risk management. The document concludes that cloud computing has the potential to transform the finance sector if risks are adequately addressed and businesses adapt their models to leverage cloud advantages.
This document is an assignment cover sheet and report for a course on emerging technologies in business. It discusses cloud computing as an emerging technology in the banking industry.
The report provides an overview of cloud computing, including its benefits for banks such as cost savings, business continuity, and agility. It also discusses examples of how some banks have significantly reduced IT infrastructure costs by adopting cloud services. While security and vendor lock-in are concerns, the report concludes that cloud computing remains promising for the banking industry due to benefits like scalability, mobility, and competitive advantages.
How will cloud computing transform technologyTarunabh Verma
Cloud computing has huge potential to transform technology by providing on-demand access to computing resources over the network. It is growing rapidly with increasing adoption across industries like healthcare, education and small businesses. The future of cloud computing looks promising with continued growth driven by factors like increased internet access, industry adoption and government initiatives. Hybrid IT models that leverage both public and private clouds are expected to be the dominant architecture going forward.
The document discusses cloud computing, including definitions of different types like SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS. It summarizes views on cloud computing being in early adoption phases and as a paradigm shift. The document also provides statistics from surveys on Canadian businesses' use and views of cloud computing, including the most promising cloud applications like SaaS and additional hardware on demand.
This seminar presentation discusses using VMware virtualization technology to deploy private cloud computing infrastructure as a service for businesses. The objectives are to examine how cloud computing provides massively scaled IT capabilities, address major business burdens, and ensure data and services can be accessed from any device globally. The presentation analyzes how cloud computing impacts businesses by lowering IT costs. It also describes the cloud infrastructure and concludes that cloud services allow effective, cheap IT tools for small and medium enterprises to boost productivity without large in-house expenses.
The document discusses the challenges that financial services firms face in digitally transforming their operations to meet the demands of modern customers. It notes that while significant investments have been made in technology, many firms are still in the early stages of the transformation process. The challenges include building mobile-friendly systems, improving user experiences, automating processes, fostering collaboration, and ensuring security. Cloud-based solutions like SunGard's can provide firms flexibility to scale solutions as needed and help accelerate their digital transformations.
This document provides a summary of a master's thesis titled "Cloud Computing's Effect on Enterprises" focused on cost and security. The thesis examines the perceived benefits and drawbacks of cloud computing adoption for enterprises related to cost and data security. It includes a literature review on cloud computing definitions, models, evolution and the relationship between cost and security in cloud computing. The thesis also describes the research methodology used, which includes interviews with an enterprise using cloud computing to understand their perspectives on cost and security issues.
This document summarizes findings from a survey of 376 business and technology leaders on cloud computing. It finds that while cloud was initially seen as a way for business units to bypass IT, nearly half of respondents now say IT and business are equally involved in selecting cloud services. It also finds that companies taking a more strategic, enterprise approach to cloud ("cloud leaders") are more likely to have launched new products and expanded into new markets and geographies. Cloud is increasing business agility for most companies and enabling new customer-facing digital capabilities, but establishing sufficient controls remains a challenge even for cloud leaders.
The Impact of Cloud Computing in the field of Finance: A Comprehensive AnalysisIRJET Journal
This document provides an overview of the impact of cloud computing in the finance industry. It discusses the benefits of cloud adoption such as cost reduction, scalability, and enhanced security. The document also examines some challenges like security and privacy concerns, regulatory compliance issues, and vendor lock-in. It presents two case studies on how financial institutions have successfully implemented cloud-based solutions for financial planning and risk management. The document concludes that cloud computing has the potential to transform the finance sector if risks are adequately addressed and businesses adapt their models to leverage cloud advantages.
The document is a 2014 cloud survey report from KPMG that discusses the growing use and impact of cloud technology in businesses. It finds that while cost efficiency was initially the main driver for cloud adoption, businesses are now increasingly using cloud to transform processes and business models. The survey found a significant increase in cloud usage from 2012 to 2014. It also reports that cloud is projected to have a major role in delivering business services and driving innovation in the future.
The document discusses the rise of cloud computing in healthcare and financial services industries in India. It highlights that while cloud adoption is increasing in these industries due to benefits like scalability, there are still concerns around data security and privacy due to the sensitive nature of data handled. The document notes that cloud services are maturing and addressing security needs, with governments also increasing trust in cloud. It analyzes trends in cloud computing adoption in India and recommends approaches to formulate laws and regulations governing data protection and privacy in the cloud context.
Agile development methodologies are very promising in the software industry. Agile development techniques are very realistic n understanding the fact that requirement in a business environment changes constantly. Agile development processes optimize the opportunity provided by cloud computing by doing software release iteratively and getting user feedback more frequently. The research work, a study on Agile Methods and cloud computing. This paper analyzes the Agile Management and development methods and its benefits with cloud computing. Combining agile development methodology with cloud computing brings the best of both worlds. A business strategy, the outcomes of which optimize profitability revenue and customer satisfaction by organizing around customer segments, fostering customer-satisfying behaviors, and implementing customer-centric processes
The document discusses the benefits of cloud computing for business rational at Orange Company in Jordan. It conducted interviews and surveys with Orange employees. The results showed cloud computing provides benefits to the CEO like reducing infrastructure costs and improving IT flexibility. It benefits the CIO by freeing up IT teams for strategic work and aligning costs with usage. End users benefit from rapid access to resources from any location. The conclusion is that cloud computing improves business rational by increasing agility and is a critical strategy for competitive advantage.
Cloud Computing: What's Its Business Potential for Your Company?white paper
This document discusses the potential value of cloud computing for companies. It provides predictions that cloud computing will become more widely adopted and used for collaboration. Case studies of four organizations show how they achieved cost savings and productivity gains by using Google Apps cloud services. These organizations were able to improve collaboration, scalability, security and reduce IT costs.
The aviation industry has experienced soaring passenger traffic, requiring airports to dramatically develop their operations to accommodate more volume. Managing airport complexities is challenging, involving safety, security, resources, assets, and more. A recent study explored the "Smart Airport" concept of heavily interconnecting technical and operational know-how. It analyzed perspectives of technology, business optimization and revenues, and improved passenger experience. Effective information technology governance is important for seamless travel, requiring shared decision-making and well-designed processes formally communicated. Airports are moving from centralized structures with decentralized information technology to decentralized structures with centralized information technology.
The document discusses how cloud computing can help transform the banking industry. It notes that customers now demand more convenience and control, and banks face challenges like increased competition and regulatory pressures. Cloud computing offers banks opportunities to develop new customer experiences, enable collaboration, improve speed to market, and increase efficiency. Examples are provided of how cloud solutions have helped a mortgage company improve customer satisfaction while reducing costs and increasing revenues. The document argues that cloud computing allows banks to reinvent their business models and operations in order to better serve customers and drive growth.
This document discusses how cloud computing can help transform the banking industry. It notes that customers now have more control and are driving new business models. Banks face challenges like increased competition and changing regulations. Cloud computing offers benefits like improved customer experiences, collaboration, speed to market, and IT efficiency. The document discusses how cloud models like private, public and hybrid clouds can help banks reduce costs, increase flexibility, improve analytics and more to adapt to changes in banking. Overall it argues that cloud computing is a paradigm shift that can help banks transform their business and operating models.
There is currently a 30percent/ 70percent split between public and private cloud engagements; however, over the next two years, respondents see the use of data and information produced by cloud customers more than doubling, with a corresponding decrease in exclusive internal use.
Data centre consolidation involves integrating multiple data centres into fewer physical sites to improve efficiency and reduce costs. It is a complex process that requires careful planning and facilitation to realize savings without compromising operations. Advanced analytics can help by establishing a baseline of current infrastructure usage and capacity, and modeling different consolidation scenarios to identify the optimal approach. This enables organizations to consolidate aggressively while maintaining performance and choosing technologies that maximize savings through a right-sized data centre footprint.
Data centre consolidation involves integrating multiple data centres into fewer physical sites to improve efficiency and reduce costs. It is a complex process that requires careful planning and facilitation to realize savings without compromising operations. Advanced analytics can help by establishing a baseline of current infrastructure usage and capacity, and modeling different consolidation scenarios to identify the optimal approach. This enables organizations to consolidate aggressively while maintaining performance and choosing technologies that maximize savings through a right-sized data centre footprint.
The document discusses how enterprises can maximize the value of cloud computing by migrating more workloads to the cloud, getting the most out of hyperscale cloud providers by leveraging their innovations and investments, modernizing architectures and applications for the cloud to increase organizational speed and agility, running and optimizing workloads in the cloud for higher business performance, and using cloud to enable innovation and growth through new business models. It provides guidance on prioritizing workloads for migration, establishing partnerships with hyperscalers, and leveraging their ongoing innovation through a cloud center of excellence.
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This document discusses the potential value of cloud computing for companies. It predicts that within the next year, companies will push for at least one on-demand application to save money. While initially aimed at cost savings, cloud computing can improve collaboration, security, scalability and access. The document then provides examples of four organizations that achieved significant cost savings and productivity gains by adopting Google Apps, a cloud computing solution. These organizations included a technology services provider, retailer, newspaper publisher and city government.
Cloud computing is now a viable option for businesses seeking to outsource part or all of their IT operations. But in this new era — where the power of the Internet is harnessed for IT tasks — outsourcing to the cloud can be a strategic maneuver, not just a cost-cutting measure.
This document discusses cloud based marketing systems for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in India. It begins with an introduction and overview of SME classifications in India. The rest of the document is divided into various sections that discuss: the benefits of cloud computing for SMEs; literature review on cloud adoption among SMEs; the research methodology used; data analysis and interpretations from surveys of SME personnel; findings on awareness and perceptions of cloud and marketing cloud tools; and recommendations. Factor analysis was used to identify key drivers and concerns regarding cloud adoption. Most SMEs were found to be aware of cloud computing but less aware of marketing clouds specifically.
The document provides a roadmap for successfully migrating applications to public cloud services. It outlines 6 key steps: 1) Assess applications and workloads for cloud readiness, 2) Build a business case, 3) Develop a technical approach, 4) Adopt a flexible integration model, 5) Address security and privacy requirements, and 6) Manage the migration. Each step provides guidance on important considerations and best practices for a strategic application migration to public cloud computing.
Globalization and e-commerce have provided new opportunities and challenges for businesses. E-commerce allows companies to access new global markets, leverage talent pools worldwide, and participate in global production networks. It also introduces more competition. While e-commerce benefits developed countries with strong digital infrastructure, developing nations may be marginalized without access to the necessary technologies. The growth of technologies like RFID and sensors is extending the internet beyond computers into physical objects and infrastructure, connecting the real world.
A model demonstrating why SaaS is the best option for banks when accessing technology. Credit Risk systems are key interface points for bankers and an ideal case study. Banks have long ago realised owning property is not a good use of capital, and the logic is more compelling for a fast depreciating asset like software.
The document is a 2014 cloud survey report from KPMG that discusses the growing use and impact of cloud technology in businesses. It finds that while cost efficiency was initially the main driver for cloud adoption, businesses are now increasingly using cloud to transform processes and business models. The survey found a significant increase in cloud usage from 2012 to 2014. It also reports that cloud is projected to have a major role in delivering business services and driving innovation in the future.
The document discusses the rise of cloud computing in healthcare and financial services industries in India. It highlights that while cloud adoption is increasing in these industries due to benefits like scalability, there are still concerns around data security and privacy due to the sensitive nature of data handled. The document notes that cloud services are maturing and addressing security needs, with governments also increasing trust in cloud. It analyzes trends in cloud computing adoption in India and recommends approaches to formulate laws and regulations governing data protection and privacy in the cloud context.
Agile development methodologies are very promising in the software industry. Agile development techniques are very realistic n understanding the fact that requirement in a business environment changes constantly. Agile development processes optimize the opportunity provided by cloud computing by doing software release iteratively and getting user feedback more frequently. The research work, a study on Agile Methods and cloud computing. This paper analyzes the Agile Management and development methods and its benefits with cloud computing. Combining agile development methodology with cloud computing brings the best of both worlds. A business strategy, the outcomes of which optimize profitability revenue and customer satisfaction by organizing around customer segments, fostering customer-satisfying behaviors, and implementing customer-centric processes
The document discusses the benefits of cloud computing for business rational at Orange Company in Jordan. It conducted interviews and surveys with Orange employees. The results showed cloud computing provides benefits to the CEO like reducing infrastructure costs and improving IT flexibility. It benefits the CIO by freeing up IT teams for strategic work and aligning costs with usage. End users benefit from rapid access to resources from any location. The conclusion is that cloud computing improves business rational by increasing agility and is a critical strategy for competitive advantage.
Cloud Computing: What's Its Business Potential for Your Company?white paper
This document discusses the potential value of cloud computing for companies. It provides predictions that cloud computing will become more widely adopted and used for collaboration. Case studies of four organizations show how they achieved cost savings and productivity gains by using Google Apps cloud services. These organizations were able to improve collaboration, scalability, security and reduce IT costs.
The aviation industry has experienced soaring passenger traffic, requiring airports to dramatically develop their operations to accommodate more volume. Managing airport complexities is challenging, involving safety, security, resources, assets, and more. A recent study explored the "Smart Airport" concept of heavily interconnecting technical and operational know-how. It analyzed perspectives of technology, business optimization and revenues, and improved passenger experience. Effective information technology governance is important for seamless travel, requiring shared decision-making and well-designed processes formally communicated. Airports are moving from centralized structures with decentralized information technology to decentralized structures with centralized information technology.
The document discusses how cloud computing can help transform the banking industry. It notes that customers now demand more convenience and control, and banks face challenges like increased competition and regulatory pressures. Cloud computing offers banks opportunities to develop new customer experiences, enable collaboration, improve speed to market, and increase efficiency. Examples are provided of how cloud solutions have helped a mortgage company improve customer satisfaction while reducing costs and increasing revenues. The document argues that cloud computing allows banks to reinvent their business models and operations in order to better serve customers and drive growth.
This document discusses how cloud computing can help transform the banking industry. It notes that customers now have more control and are driving new business models. Banks face challenges like increased competition and changing regulations. Cloud computing offers benefits like improved customer experiences, collaboration, speed to market, and IT efficiency. The document discusses how cloud models like private, public and hybrid clouds can help banks reduce costs, increase flexibility, improve analytics and more to adapt to changes in banking. Overall it argues that cloud computing is a paradigm shift that can help banks transform their business and operating models.
There is currently a 30percent/ 70percent split between public and private cloud engagements; however, over the next two years, respondents see the use of data and information produced by cloud customers more than doubling, with a corresponding decrease in exclusive internal use.
Data centre consolidation involves integrating multiple data centres into fewer physical sites to improve efficiency and reduce costs. It is a complex process that requires careful planning and facilitation to realize savings without compromising operations. Advanced analytics can help by establishing a baseline of current infrastructure usage and capacity, and modeling different consolidation scenarios to identify the optimal approach. This enables organizations to consolidate aggressively while maintaining performance and choosing technologies that maximize savings through a right-sized data centre footprint.
Data centre consolidation involves integrating multiple data centres into fewer physical sites to improve efficiency and reduce costs. It is a complex process that requires careful planning and facilitation to realize savings without compromising operations. Advanced analytics can help by establishing a baseline of current infrastructure usage and capacity, and modeling different consolidation scenarios to identify the optimal approach. This enables organizations to consolidate aggressively while maintaining performance and choosing technologies that maximize savings through a right-sized data centre footprint.
The document discusses how enterprises can maximize the value of cloud computing by migrating more workloads to the cloud, getting the most out of hyperscale cloud providers by leveraging their innovations and investments, modernizing architectures and applications for the cloud to increase organizational speed and agility, running and optimizing workloads in the cloud for higher business performance, and using cloud to enable innovation and growth through new business models. It provides guidance on prioritizing workloads for migration, establishing partnerships with hyperscalers, and leveraging their ongoing innovation through a cloud center of excellence.
Streamline your digital transformation for a future ready venture.LCDF
Streamline your digital transformation for a future ready venture. How the Pandemic How the pandemic impacted DACH Industries the unexpected catalyst for digital Transformation ?
This document discusses the potential value of cloud computing for companies. It predicts that within the next year, companies will push for at least one on-demand application to save money. While initially aimed at cost savings, cloud computing can improve collaboration, security, scalability and access. The document then provides examples of four organizations that achieved significant cost savings and productivity gains by adopting Google Apps, a cloud computing solution. These organizations included a technology services provider, retailer, newspaper publisher and city government.
Cloud computing is now a viable option for businesses seeking to outsource part or all of their IT operations. But in this new era — where the power of the Internet is harnessed for IT tasks — outsourcing to the cloud can be a strategic maneuver, not just a cost-cutting measure.
This document discusses cloud based marketing systems for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in India. It begins with an introduction and overview of SME classifications in India. The rest of the document is divided into various sections that discuss: the benefits of cloud computing for SMEs; literature review on cloud adoption among SMEs; the research methodology used; data analysis and interpretations from surveys of SME personnel; findings on awareness and perceptions of cloud and marketing cloud tools; and recommendations. Factor analysis was used to identify key drivers and concerns regarding cloud adoption. Most SMEs were found to be aware of cloud computing but less aware of marketing clouds specifically.
The document provides a roadmap for successfully migrating applications to public cloud services. It outlines 6 key steps: 1) Assess applications and workloads for cloud readiness, 2) Build a business case, 3) Develop a technical approach, 4) Adopt a flexible integration model, 5) Address security and privacy requirements, and 6) Manage the migration. Each step provides guidance on important considerations and best practices for a strategic application migration to public cloud computing.
Globalization and e-commerce have provided new opportunities and challenges for businesses. E-commerce allows companies to access new global markets, leverage talent pools worldwide, and participate in global production networks. It also introduces more competition. While e-commerce benefits developed countries with strong digital infrastructure, developing nations may be marginalized without access to the necessary technologies. The growth of technologies like RFID and sensors is extending the internet beyond computers into physical objects and infrastructure, connecting the real world.
A model demonstrating why SaaS is the best option for banks when accessing technology. Credit Risk systems are key interface points for bankers and an ideal case study. Banks have long ago realised owning property is not a good use of capital, and the logic is more compelling for a fast depreciating asset like software.
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Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering.pptxDenish Jangid
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering
Syllabus
Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
Levelling: Instrument used Object of levelling, Methods of levelling in brief, and Contour maps.
Chapter 4
Buildings: Selection of site for Buildings, Layout of Building Plan, Types of buildings, Plinth area, carpet area, floor space index, Introduction to building byelaws, concept of sun light & ventilation. Components of Buildings & their functions, Basic concept of R.C.C., Introduction to types of foundation
Chapter 5
Transportation: Introduction to Transportation Engineering; Traffic and Road Safety: Types and Characteristics of Various Modes of Transportation; Various Road Traffic Signs, Causes of Accidents and Road Safety Measures.
Chapter 6
Environmental Engineering: Environmental Pollution, Environmental Acts and Regulations, Functional Concepts of Ecology, Basics of Species, Biodiversity, Ecosystem, Hydrological Cycle; Chemical Cycles: Carbon, Nitrogen & Phosphorus; Energy Flow in Ecosystems.
Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
Text Books:
1. Palancharmy, Basic Civil Engineering, McGraw Hill publishers.
2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
4. BCP, Surveying volume 1
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1. Abstract of Economics, Finance and Management Outlooks, 2013, Vol.1
DOI: 10.18488/journal.1003/2013.1/1003.1
1st International Conference on Economics, Finance
and Management Outlooks
20-21 December, 2013
Pearl International Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Conference Website: www.pakrdw.com
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The Financial Performance of Cloud Computing
I- Cheng chang1
--- Bao-Ru Guo2
--- Chuang-Chun Liu3
1,2
Department of Accounting, NationalDong Hwa University
3
Department of Health Administration, Tzu Chi collage of Technology
Abstract
With advanced information technology, compare to the past operation the signigicant
difference is the companies no longer need to set up their own costly the large server,
instead and external progessioal supplier" cloud computing" technology would be
increasingly adopted nowadays. The main purpose ot this study is to examine the
financial performance whether would be improved after enterprises implemented cloud
computeing technology. According to the analysis results, we found that the cost
structure and Return of Sales (ROS) of Enterprises adopted cloud computing are
significant improved.
Keywords: Cloud Computing, Performance valuation.