This research proposal plans the research for “Evaluate the usability Cloud Computing Architecture and Framework in Business” topic. The questions about the features of Cloud framework and the usability of Cloud in global business are proposed. The research plans to solve the questions such as the usability of these advantages for global business and the issue to use Cloud for global business. Some practical products will be also analysed to find out benefits and drawbacks of existing business platform or products which based on Cloud framework.
The methodology of the research is also proposed. Exploration will be done both in technology fields and products fields by researching previous research papers and existing products. Features will be concluded and analysed for global business purpose and statistics from experiments, third-party test results, previous research papers and official announcements will be analysed in the research report.
The research will finally try to conclude the usability of Cloud Computing Architecture and Framework for global business and show the benefits by using Cloud-based system. Some issues and future works are also plan to be discussed in the research reports.
Table of Content
Introduction - 4 -
Background of Cloud Computing Area - 4 -
Research Title - 5 -
Research Questions - 5 -
Research Objectives - 5 -
Review of Existing Research - 5 -
Cloud Computing Area - 5 -
Architecture - 6 -
Technique Issues - 7 -
Business Products - 7 -
Methodology - 8 -
Exploration: - 8 -
Analysis - 8 -
Significance - 9 -
Conclusion - 9 -
References: - 9 -
Introduction
Background of Cloud Computing Area
In this proposal, a research to analyse and the benefits of Cloud Computing to business is planed. Cloud Computing has been the most prevalent topic in recent year. It is a concept of using computing resource with no limitation of the location or the equipment with the growing of Internet.
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