Although moving into the cloud can mean that your IT budget increases, cloud computing helps you customize how it runs. There are many advantages to using AWS - whether you're using it for just one application or using the cloud as a data center. The advantage of using AWS is that you save money on...
Rapid innovation, lean six sigma processes, flexible working conditions for employees, and the end of expensive IT infrastructure in-house: cloud computing can be a real cost-saver in a fintech company. In this article, we will review the advantages of AWS for Fintech.
You can’t afford to wait when it comes to shifting to reliable infrastructure. Technological change is happening faster today than at any other time in history, and in order to thrive, businesses must embrace digital transformation through leveraging cloud computing. Banks and other financial...
Following the outbreak of COVID-19, more than one-half of in-person education programs were postponed or canceled around the world. As a result, academic institutions are accelerating cloud adoption efforts to support demand for online and blended learning environments.
Cloud migration has increased steadily over the last few years as K–12 schools and colleges, and universities realized the cost benefits and flexibility of virtual workspaces. However, 2020 saw an unprecedented shift to the cloud in both higher education and K–12 learning as the coronavirus...
As digitization advances, cloud computing and IoT are becoming increasingly crucial for the medical field. Making in-depth diagnoses and successful treatments in hospitals and monitoring patients at home are made possible by the Internet of Medical Things (IoT). The patient's data is collected and...
Healthcare has shifted from the episodic interventions necessary for contagious diseases and workplace accidents during the post-World War II era. In today's health care system, prevention and management of chronic conditions are the primary goals.
The use of cloud technologies in the healthcare...
Healthcare organizations have massive regulatory obligation and liability risk when using cloud services to store, or process protected health information (PHI) or building web-based applications that handle PHI, and therefore are subject to the strictest security requirements.
RBAC is an acronym for Role-Based Access Control. You can restrict users and applications to certain areas of the system or network using this approach. Access to valuable resources can be restricted based on a user's role when using role-based access control.
Ever wondered how to allow multiple applications that are on separate networks to use the same Shared Resources?
