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Cloud Computing and Frameworks for Organisational Cloud Adoption

Published:2016 Issue: Volume: Page:683-707
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Author:

Chang Victor¹^ORCID,Walters Robert John²,Wills Gary B.³

Affiliation:

1. Leeds Beckett University, UK

2. University of Southampton, UK

3. Electronics and Computer Science, University of Southampton, UK

Abstract

This chapter presents a selected review for Cloud Computing and explains the issues and risks of adopting Cloud Computing in a business environment. Although all the risks identified may be associated with two major Cloud adoption challenges, a framework is required to support organisations as they begin to use Cloud and minimise risks of Cloud adoption. Eleven Cloud Computing frameworks are investigated and a comparison of their strengths and limitations is made. The result of the comparison is that none of them can deal with all the Cloud adoption challenges thoroughly and a new, comprehensive framework is required if organisations are to overcome these challenges. This proposed framework would ensure that benefits of Cloud adoption are maximised whilst minimising the risks of Cloud adoption and can integrate existing and new projects with Leeds Beckett Cloud.

Publisher

IGI Global

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