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Public Cloud

The most recognisable model of cloud computing to many consumers is the public cloud model, under which cloud services are provided in a virtualised environment, constructed using pooled shared physical resources, and accessible over a public network such as the internet.

Features & Benefits

ULTIMATE SCALABILITY

Cloud resources are available on demand from the public clouds’ vast pools of resource so that the applications that run on them can respond seamlessly.

COST EFFECTIVE

Public clouds bring together greater levels of resource and so can benefit from the largest economies of scale.

UTILITY STYLE COSTING

Public cloud services often employ a pay-as-you-go charging model, whereby the consumer will be able to access the resource they need.

RELIABILITY

The sheer number of servers and networks involved in creating a public cloud and the redundancy configurations means that, should one physical component fail, the cloud service would still run unaffected.

FLEXIBILITY

The availability of public cloud services through an internet connection ensures that the services are available wherever the client is located.

LOCATION

There are a myriad of IaaS, PaaS and SaaS services available on the market which follow the public cloud model and that are ready to be accessed as a service from any internet device.
Academic Licensing.
Office 365 Licensing.
Exchange Online Licensing.
Installation, Troubleshooting and Support.
Custom Report/Form Designing
Using Crystal Reports.
Basic and Advanced Training.
Implementation and Configuration. Annual Maintenance. 24x7 Support.
Implementation and Configuration. Annual Maintenance. 24x7 Support.
Configuration Implementation Annual Maintenance 24x7 Support
Sales, Customization and Implementation. Annual Maintenance. 24x7 Support.
Sales, Customization and Implementation. Annual Maintenance. 24x7 Support.