A business-driven framework for evaluating cloud computing

A business-driven framework for evaluating cloud computing

Cloud computing carries the promise of powerful models and abstractions that could transform the way IT services are delivered today. While the cloud's economic model has been argued to provide cost benefits compared to traditional in-house IT delivery, it remains to be seen how this argument c...

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