Resources for Cloud Computing

Rithanyaa S, Jayashree G , Nandhini S

Information Technology; Work-From-Home; Cloud Computing

The major goal of this paper is to provide in- depth knowledge on cloud computing technologies. IT organizations have been spending money to move their businesses to the cloud since the technology was first introduced. More than 45 percent of IT investment on system infrastructure, software infrastructure, and application software is expected to transition to cloud by 2024, according to estimates. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, working from home has become the new standard for all employees. People may interact with clients, produce products, and collaborate with coworkers as if they were meeting and working in an office thanks to cloud computing. Many of today’s success stories may be traced back to cloud computing.

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