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A Study of Mapping Educational Institute with Cloud Computing

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  • Maroof Naieem Qadri
  • S M K Quadri

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Our lives have considerably transformed with the use of technology, the way we interact, communicate, learn and work. Most of the business is carried out through internet now and one seems to be handicapped today without technology. Similarly, education system also is benefited by use of technology, the way information is disseminated and knowledge is shared between students, researchers and faculty. Faculty-student interaction is not limited to class room only. Students demand transparency and efficiency in their academic processes particularly their admission and examination related. Universities transforms its traditional manual processes through e-based systems. All these are processed using compute power and universities need to have a reliable information system in place which not only is available round the clock but also has high reliability and accessibility. Such a system which is robust, scalable to meet the growing data and traffic especially during peak loads. Keeping the services up round the clock, throughout the year with high reliability and efficiency is a challenging task and is now achieved with the advent of technologies such as “Cloud Computing”. Cloud computing is a new way of accepting and providing services over internet. To achieve an optimal or sub optimal allocation for immediate cloud services, the cloud environment with security is the best option. The use of cloud has to be done in a remarkable potential to provide cost effective, secure, high reliable, easy to manage, elastic and powerful resources on fly, over the internet.

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  • Maroof Naieem Qadri & S M K Quadri, 2017. "A Study of Mapping Educational Institute with Cloud Computing," International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology, International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology, vol. 2(6), pages 59-66, December.
  • Handle: RePEc:jbh:ijsrcs:v2:y2017:i6:id:hcseit172629
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