Winning in the cloud
Many of today's organizations have begun to consider a move to off-premise computing, also referred to as "cloud computing" for all or part of their IT operations. Cloud computing involves accessing applications of a third-party provider via the Internet. Benefits range from lower upfront capital investment to the ability to scale from just a few users to hundreds of thousands across the globe. There are also a number of less obvious opportunities that are available to organizations that embrace the cloud -- not to mention some significant risks. Grant Thornton has assembled a series of articles addressing both the pluses and minuses of cloud computing from the perspective of nine different leadership roles.
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