> everyone had to take their computers home every night - nothing to steal. Everything was Cloud
That is scary if you believe that.. That nothing can be stolen because it is in "the cloud"... I am sure there are a few Celebs that will tell you in graphic detail how wrong you are.
>Not having to pay for any on-site sysadmin definetly saved the company money
Likely compromising Security, backups, and a few other things as you depend on "the cloud" to provide these things
I bet you claim that will nto happen to you because you only use "the largest providers" like AWS or Dropbox....
Far to often I see companies moving their entire operations to "the cloud" with no planning for Off-Boarding, Data Backups, or anything, they just assume "its the cloud so everything is perfect, cheap, secure and we need no neckbeard admins"
That is a scary scary trend. SaaS can be a good tool, when used right. It can also be the end of the organization when done wrong...
That is scary if you believe that.. That nothing can be stolen because it is in "the cloud"... I am sure there are a few Celebs that will tell you in graphic detail how wrong you are.
>Not having to pay for any on-site sysadmin definetly saved the company money
Likely compromising Security, backups, and a few other things as you depend on "the cloud" to provide these things
I am sure the customers at CodeSpaces ( http://www.networkcomputing.com/cloud-infrastructure/code-sp... ) thought their data was secure in the "cloud" as well
I bet you claim that will nto happen to you because you only use "the largest providers" like AWS or Dropbox....
Far to often I see companies moving their entire operations to "the cloud" with no planning for Off-Boarding, Data Backups, or anything, they just assume "its the cloud so everything is perfect, cheap, secure and we need no neckbeard admins"
That is a scary scary trend. SaaS can be a good tool, when used right. It can also be the end of the organization when done wrong...