AWS & AZURE
Doing business in a cloud is more than just a lovely way to pass the time. Cloud computing services make sense from both a strategic and performance angle. However, business clouds differ from personal virtual storage in several key ways.
- Extend storage
- Help you manage resources
- Provide access to data at any time, from any location
- Improve security
- Provide access to technology that may be out of reach for smaller business
The most popular cloud computing platforms are Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and relative newcomer Google Cloud Platform (GCP). When comparing services from each of these platforms, it’s important to consider the size and goals of your company, your expected growth rate, and your budget.
However, not all business cloud platforms are the same. They offer different features, and some are more compatible with specific business models and company sizes. In an effort to better serve our readers, here is a comprehensive overview and comparison of the top three business cloud services and their features, benefits, and drawbacks.
