What are the Business Benefits of Cloud Computing, IaaS, PaaS and SaaS?
What is Cloud Computing? What is IaaS? What is SaaS? What is PaaS?
Our video explains the technology behind Cloud Computing, Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Software as a Service (SaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), provides a comparison to traditional IT infrastructure as well as what the technology means for businesses, enterprises and government.
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Excellent video and analogy between power and cloud computing was nicely emphasized.
Really helpful, excellent analogy with electricity and cake.
Excellent high level explanation of Cloud. Thank You!
the best one ever!! good job!
this is by far the greatest video i ever saw in regards to learning about cloud computing! JUST AWSOME!
Simply great !dea with a awesome presentation. Very innovative & revolutionary technology !!! Cloud is AWESOME 🙂
superb presentation! Like it!
Thanks for the video. I’m a university student having to write a report on cloud computing
i like the way how you presented this theme. nice video
Absolut great video.
Great video. Looking for information on the company that produced it. Does anyone know?
Which music is used in this video?
fantastic video
The customer for PaaS service should be then software developers and vendors who collabartes to develop software and sells these products as SaaS.Please correct me if I am wrong, IaaS in the business world would be all major players players in the market Amazon , IBM , Microsoft
Brilliant video but I think the power station/grid analogy is flawed. While companies did move to grid supplied power, most retained their in-house generating capability as a stand-by. Just in case.
Doing the same with IT would render the cloud model unaffordable. Moving to the cloud means disaster recovery strategies are as important as ever and that probably means stand-by arrangements with alternative cloud service providers. Just in case.
Well done! Good for the average non-cloudie.