Cloud computing and digital technologies, for example, are branded by many as "disruptive." New services and business models sweeping through markets, such as Uber and Airbnb, are called disruptive.

The Economist-IBM report provides some shining examples of companies that are employing cloud computing to not only cut IT costs, but also play a role in disruptive innovation: 1.

Cloud computing refers to delivering on-demand computing services, originally storage, and now more recently processing power and apps, over the internet, with companies using this on a pay-as-you ...

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The ideal may be seamless cloud-hopping, but there are plenty of real-world challenges involved in migrating applications to the cloud, and managing them in a multicloud environment.

From skills shortages to cybersecurity threats and 'the Frankencloud', companies who have invested heavily in the cloud in 2022 face challenges in the year ahead.

16 Ways The Cloud Will Change Our Lives By Joe Mullich “Cloud computing has the potential to generate a series of disruptions that will ripple out from the tech industry and ultimately transform ...

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Cloud computing's big, distant data centers can't support VR and self-driving cars—but "edge computing" can.

From limited flexibility to vendor compatibility issues, read about the negatives of cloud computing.