Cloud Computing, I-Service, And IT Service Provisioning

  • Katzan H
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Cloud computing is an architecture for providing computing service via the Internet. Use of the term cloud is a metaphor for the representation of the Internet used in most systems diagrams. In this case, the Internet is the transport mechanism between a client and a server located somewhere in cyberspace, as compared to having computer applications residing on an on premises computer. Adoption of cloud computing practically eliminates two ongoing problems in IT service provisioning: the upfront costs of acquiring computational resources and the time delay of building and deploying software applications. This paper covers both subjects.

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Katzan, H. (2008). Cloud Computing, I-Service, And IT Service Provisioning. Journal of Service Science (JSS), 1(2), 57–64. https://doi.org/10.19030/jss.v1i2.4296

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