Search Results - subject:"CLOUD COMPUTING"

Protection of Personal Data in Clouds and Rights of Individuals

Kamarinou, Dimitra; Millard, Christopher; Turton, Felicity - 2022

In this paper we explore the rights that individuals have under the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (‘GDPR’) when their data are processed in clouds, and the remedies that might be available to them if those rights are breached. The complex nature of cloud ecosystems can make it...

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Dark Clouds Gather – An Analysis of Apple and Google’s Restrictions on Cloud Gaming

Geradin, Damien; Huijts, Stijn - 2022

Cloud gaming represents a new model of video game distribution. It involves playing games that are streamed from a remote server (the cloud), and has the potential to revolutionize gaming as it is, at least in theory, device-agnostic, allowing AAA games to be played on any device with a...

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Issues and Proposed Solution of e-Commerce with Cloud Computing

Patel, Hiral B.; Prajapati, Jigna B.; Patel, Savan K. - 2022

Cloud computing is very popular across the world. It helps in solving challenges faced by small and large scale … this paper. Further this paper proposed the solution of same problems with services of cloud computing. The issues and … challenges that Ecommerce enterprises are facing are elaborated, and how cloud computing can be useful to enhance business with …

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To adopt or not to adopt? : the determinants of cloud computing adoption in information technology sector

Hassan, Arooj; Bhatti, Sabeen Hussain; Shujaat, Sobia; … - In: Decision analytics journal 5 (2022), pp. 1-9

This research is mainly focused on the adoption of cloud computing in the information technology (IT) industry of a … (ELM). Cloud computing, being one of the latest technologies in the field of IT, has been recently adopted by organizations … supported the significant relationships between perceived usefulness and attitude towards adoption of cloud computing, perceived …

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Cloud accounting adoption in Thai SMEs amid the COVID-19 pandemic : an explanatory case study

Sastararuji, Dalinee; Hoonsopon, Danupol; Pitchayadol, … - In: Journal of innovation and entrepreneurship : JIE 11 (2022), pp. 1-25

The COVID-19 pandemic has altered the way small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) function. To maintain business efficiency and reduce operating costs in the context of the constraints imposed by the pandemic, SMEs have been forced to embrace new digital technologies. Cloud accounting is...

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The impact of digital technologies on business models : insights from the space industry

Aloini, Davide; Latronico, Loretta; Pellegrini, Luisa - In: Measuring business excellence 26 (2022) 1, pp. 64-80

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The change of communication process in manufacturing companies implementing new technologies : empirical evidence

Zalewska-Turzyńska, Magdalena - In: European research studies 25 (2022) 1, pp. 409-422

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Mutualism and the dynamics of new platform creation : a study of Cisco and fog computing

Khanagha, Saeed; Ansari, Shahzad Shaz; Paroutis, Sotirios; … - In: Strategic management journal 43 (2022) 3, pp. 476-506

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Cloud Kitchens : Value Creation Through Co-location

Rout, Arun; Dawande, Milind; Janakiraman, Ganesh - 2022

Problem definition: ``Cloud Kitchens'' are delivery-only facilities that house multiple restaurants. Food-delivery platforms operate such kitchens to exploit two advantages: (i) Location advantage, arising due to a cloud-kitchen's central location~--~this enables lower delivery times to...

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Cloud Adoption and Firm Performance : Evidence from Labor Demand

Jin, Wang - 2022

Using novel measures that capture the investment in cloud technology based on firms' labor demand, we show that cloud adoption is associated with significant productivity gains for a large sample of US public firms between 2010 and 2019. This finding is robust to a range of cloud-related...

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