The Future of ‘Cloudification’

Today, we are living in ‘Cloud’ era where we can connect everything digitally to Clouds which offers a whole new world of services, applications, and platforms.
Now almost  everyone comprehends cloud service is an unstoppable trend in the industry. Though cloud is not a new idea, we are just exploring its true capabilities. Here are a few significant ways in which the cloud will shape our lives over the next decade and beyond.
Clouding Data
Businesses grow organically, and much of the intrinsic value of a business resides in its data which is not just about the customer and product data, but also many other types of information that might fall under the big data umbrella. The cloud services help to cope with growing volumes of data and it enables us to store rising tide of data and mine it for usable insights, so new systems and software are adopted, mergers and acquisitions prompt integrations and migrations, and new devices and endpoints are added to networks all the time. And for businesses, effectively managing data without shuttering it and blocking legitimate requests for access, needs a robust cloud data management strategy.
Cloudifying Digital Infrastructure
The cloud services remodeling companies, particularly small and mid-sized businesses, as data analytics, artificial intelligence, and other capabilities become available as services. And as every industry has different needs, thousands of distinct, separate clouds working in concert across a digital ecosystem of different industry verticals.
All companies, regardless of industry or size need digital infrastructure to support their business operations and cloud services will change Information & Communication Technology from a support system into a production system.
Clouding Smartphone
The necessities of smartphones and tablets are also having a major impact on the business world. Instead of being tied to desks in an office, today’s workers can use their mobile devices to do their jobs at any time from just about anywhere.
The flexibility demanded by the mobile workforce is one of the key reasons cloud services is on the rise. The anytime, anywhere access that cloud-based applications provide is ideal for workers who are always on the go. Employees can simply log into an application with a web-enabled device like a smartphone or tablet and perform their tasks in the cloud rather than by the office using their desktop computers.
Cloud’s AI
Smartphones and other smart devices capture lots of unstructured data such as emails, text messages, and photos. Analyzing unstructured data takes time, so these devices have to send the data to powerful servers in the cloud. This slows down AI’s response time and to overcome this AI should happen in the cloud where processing power is abundant and AI learns quickly. The AI takes what it has learned and applies it to real-life problems, happens on the device and because it needs to process data in real-time, tomorrow’s super-advanced devices won’t be able to meet the computing demands imposed by AI. They will have to rely on the processing power of the cloud.
By:-  Prachi S.
Location: 45020 Canda, Province of Rovigo, Italy

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