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Sky Insight: Unleashing the Power of Cloud Analytics

Mumtaz Topiwale, Priyanka ., Aishwarya .

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Cloud computing is a technology that has transformed the way businesses store and process data. It allows users to get data and applications over the internet, without the need for on-premises infrastructure. With cloud computing, businesses can store data in remote servers controlled by third-party providers, which erase the need for costly hardware and maintenance. Computing has also allowed the development of cloud analytics, which is the use of cloud-based tools and platforms to perform data analysis. Cloud analytics has transformed the way businesses approach data analysis, as it provides a range of merits over traditional on-premises analytics. Some of the merits of cloud computing include scalability, cost-effectiveness, flexibility, and increased productivity. By leveraging cloud computing, businesses can scale their framework to satisfy their reconstructing demands, pay only for what they use, and access their data and applications from anywhere. It has had an obvious Bang on the way businesses store and process data, and cloud analytics has arisen as a powerful tool for businesses looking to acquire insights from their data.


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