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<p>Rwahlstedt: Created page with &quot;{{Summary |title=Cloud Computing on Trial: a Defense of Cloud Computing |authors=Robert Wahlstedt |url=https://www.researchgate.net/publication/311561056_Cloud_computing_on_tr...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>{{Summary<br /> |title=Cloud Computing on Trial: a Defense of Cloud Computing<br /> |authors=Robert Wahlstedt<br /> |url=https://www.researchgate.net/publication/311561056_Cloud_computing_on_trial_a_defense_of_cloud_computing<br /> |tags=cloud computing, iaas<br /> |summary=There has been hesitancy for people to gain <br /> the benefits of cloud computing because of a <br /> preconceived notion that data on servers owned by <br /> another person is insecure. While it is true that there <br /> have been cases where law enforcement issues a <br /> subpoena to the service provider, but if the information <br /> were on a server internal to the organization, then it <br /> would be also susceptible for the subpoena. However, <br /> let us not throw away the baby with the bath water. In <br /> this presentation, we look at the disadvantages of small <br /> to medium-sized businesses hosting common <br /> applications such as an email server or a customer <br /> relationship database as compared to having the <br /> services hosted through a subscription and talk about <br /> how companies who providing hosting services now <br /> have IAAS to improve the process of their clients.<br /> |journal=Researchgate<br /> |pub_date=May 2016<br /> |subject=Computer Science<br /> }}</div>

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