Brief Introduction
Learn the fundamentals of cloud computing and its impact on IT and business.
Description
Cloud computing is a foundational capability for success in business information systems. To be adaptable in the digital environment, businesses need agility, scale, and operating flexibility. Cloud computing applications can fulfill these needs. In this course, you will explore components of network architecture, virtualization, cloud computing models, deployment on the cloud, and the Internet of Things (IoT). Enroll now to learn the advantages of cloud computing in a business environment and the impact of cloud computing on information technology.
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Knowledge
- How cloud computing is impacting IT in organizations
- Fundamentals of network and application architecture
- Fundamentals of various cloud-computing service and deployment models including Software as a Service (SaaS)
- Security, risk, and governance challenges related to cloud computing
- Internet of Things (IoT) and its potential for business impact
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