KIET Group of Institutions, Ghaziabad: Department of Computer Applications
KIET Group of Institutions, Ghaziabad: Department of Computer Applications
Lecture:3.1
Businesses in the last few years have increasingly been switching to use of cloud
collaboration.
CRM Management
Project Management
Event Management
Task Management
Calendar
Schedules
Word Processing
Presentation
Spreadsheet
Databases
Desktop
KIET Group of Institutions, Ghaziabad
Department of Computer Applications
(An ISO – 9001: 2008 Certified & ‘A’ Grade accredited Institution by NAAC)
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Till 2016, it was reported that nearly 90% of the companies surveyed worldwide using
on-premises email.
For most businesses, email is one of the prime component services provided by IT.
Although traditionally an on-premises email environment or a third-party hosted email
solution.
There has been an upsurge in organizations moving to Cloud-based email over the last
few years.
There are list of the pros and cons of moving any organization’s email environment to the
Cloud:
Pros:
No need to hire dedicated IT staff to manage internal email servers, which results
in a huge cost savings for your organization.
Cloud-based email is completely scalable.
Cloud-based email is always up-to-date with the latest security patches and
features.
No need to purchase software, unless you’re looking for a front-end redundancy.
Email lives in the Cloud; if one of your systems goes down, it’s still backed up
there.
Integrating mobile devices.
A Service-oriented model creates better service relationships than typical “sell
and forget” software.
Cons:
The Cloud provider is responsible for not only securing your service, but also
providing you with visibility into how they secure it – if you don’t go with a
trustworthy Cloud provider, you may end up not getting access to the information
you’re entitled to.
Cloud-based email solutions mean that you lose a certain degree of physical control
over your email (and the fact that it’s not stored on-premises), so it’s important to
pick a service provider you can trust.