Understanding Cloud Computing: SaaS, PaaS, IaaS – Part II
Today, we continue talking about SaaS, PaaS and IaaS and what benefits can each of the areas offer you. If you haven’t read the first part click here.
Understanding Cloud Computing: SaaS, PaaS, IaaS – Part I
Cloud Computing is a term that describes a wide range of services. Companies frequently use cloud services all over the world. However, different companies use the cloud in different ways. Consequently, the perceived value can also change, from company to company. Cloud providers can help the customer understand what benefits are inherent part of the Cloud, and which of those benefits are most useful.
Online Collaboration is almost here
Online collaboration is an essential part of any cloud service. The more you can do while working in the Cloud, the faster you reach your objectives. Raising productivity is essential for any company, who would pass an opportunity to make employees more agile and productive? Many companies are taking advantage of vBoxxCloud folder structure and how it helps them keep control of cloud activity. Setting up access policies, customizing shares or closely following someone’s activity, are a few tools you can use to manage sensitive data.
Keep your corporate data private
Privacy has been a hot topic for anyone looking for a file sync & share solution. This year, both the European Union and the U.S Government introduced the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Program. A program that establishes a mechanism for American companies to comply with EU data protection requirements. This agreement’s goal is to facilitate data exchange between the EU and the U.S, increasing the accountability of these companies. However, there is still the underlying factor that these American companies only make a public commitment under American law.
The power of File Server Enablement
vBoxxCloud as a file sync & share solution has many uses. Collaborating, creating backups, and tight control on cloud activity, are some of the advantages. File Server Enablement has been one of the hallmarks of our cloud service, but how does it work? How can you take advantage of File Server Enablement?
Still using Dropbox?
Dropbox had an important role in making the cloud, something intangible, understood and recognized in many homes throughout the world. With its referral strategy, it effectively raised the Cloud as a viable option to store our files and use them anywhere we go. It helped change how the cloud was perceived, and it quickly expanded due to the affordable pricing model.