Role of Cloud Computing in Enterprise Systems

Cloud Computing refers to the on-demand availability of IT resources via Internet. It delivers different types of services to the customer by “pay-per-use” basis. So it saves time & cost. Many industries, enterprises are moving towards the cloud due to its efficiency in services. There are various research challenges present in this context i.e. Service Level Agreement, Privacy, Inter-operability & Reliability. The main objective of cloud computing is to maximize its value by minimizing complexities.
Aim of the Research: The aim is to focus the major Role of Cloud Computing in Enterprise Systems and to develop a Cloud-ERP system, which will help to achieve excellence and also to take competitive advantage. A memorable growth will be seen in terms of Data Centers, and Cloud Usage.

Cloud, SLA, Privacy

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