Monday, August 24, 2009

Musings

What is driving the growing appeal of recording in the cloud?

Is it one of pure cost?
Is it some limitation of site or hosted services and the desire for greater flexibility?
Is it one of resilience?

1 comment:

James Foley said...

I think the cloud addresses all of these.

Dan Druker has written a good piece on the TCO benefits of the cloud here: http://intacct.blogspot.com/2009/07/cloud-saas-total-cost-of-ownership.html

Furthermore, the Cloud permits businesses to do things they couldn't otherwise do with premises-based services. Resilience is a good case in point, since the need to bring calls down to the premises in the first place, only to re-route these to where staff happen to be working in itself adds cost and reduces resilience.

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