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The term “enterprise cloud” has taken on a distinct meaning in the cloud sector. With that in mind, here is a quick guide to what you need to know about the enterprise cloud.

Oil and gas may be on their way into the history books. Right now, however, the world still needs them. Using the cloud for oil and gas helps to deliver the resources the world needs in the most economical way.

Even today, the word “manufacturing” may conjure up images of large, heavy, cumbersome machinery. It’s true that some of this is still in use in certain industries. Overall, however, manufacturing is converging with IT. The use of the cloud for manufacturing is a case in point and offers many benefits.

Even today, the word “manufacturing” may conjure up images of large, heavy, cumbersome machinery. It’s true that some of this is still in use in certain industries. Overall, however, manufacturing is converging with IT. The use of the cloud for manufacturing is a case in point and offers many benefits.

In the early years of the cloud, the idea of cloud for government would have been considered a total contradiction in terms. The cloud was convenient but it didn’t have the level of security necessary for use by any government.

The use of cloud for retail is opening up exciting opportunities for retailers of all sizes. This means it ultimately benefits everyone connected with retail from producers to suppliers and customers.

Initially, the idea of using the cloud for healthcare was considered a non-starter. There were simply too many concerns around security and privacy. At the time, these were perfectly valid. Time, however, moves on.

Learn about the basics and how public cloud vs private cloud compare.

If you are carrying out any sort of work for the federal government, there is a strong chance you need to keep the data in a FISMA data center. This means that you either need a private/collocated FISMA data center or to use a public cloud service with a FISMA data center.