Abstract

This analytical study investigates how different cloud computing architectures affect how well businesses perform. Cloud computing enables rapid access to a shared pool of computing resources, enabling efficient provisioning and distribution. The impact of several cloud deployment strategies, such as public, private, hybrid, and community clouds, on scalability and application/data migration is examined in the study. To comprehend the connection between cloud computing utilization, IT capabilities, and business value, the Resource-Based View theory is also used. The report emphasizes cloud computing's financial benefits, technological developments, and performance assessment prospects. Additionally, issues including information asymmetry, lack of differentiation, vendor lock-in, and security issues are addressed. Consideration is given to the application of cloud computing and its potential benefits in India, particularly for small and medium-sized organizations.

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