STUDIES AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCHES ECONOMICS EDITION · 2013 · 23 citations · 7 references
EngineeringBusiness IntelligenceInformation SecurityCloud Computing ArchitectureCloud Data ManagementFinancial AccountingData ManagementAccounting SoftwareCloud TechnologiesCloud-based IntegrationPublic CloudAccountingData PrivacyCloud Computing SecurityComputer ScienceInformation ManagementAccounting Information SystemsData SecurityCloud ComputingBusinessTechnologyMulticloud
Cloud technologies have developed intensively during the last years. Cloud computing allows the customers to interact with their data and applications at any time, from any location, while the providers host these resources. A client company may choose to run in the cloud a part of its business (sales by agents, payroll, etc.), or even the entire business. The company can get access to a large category of cloud-based software, including accounting software. Cloud solutions are especially recommended for small companies that do not have enough financial resources to invest in the IT infrastructure and in expensive accounting software. However, a special attention is required in the case of sensitive data, which should not be placed in a public cloud. All these aspects need to be discussed with the students, who should acquire the qualifications needed for operating with cloud applications. Our paper considers all the above issues regarding cloud computing for accountants and suggests some possibilities to approach these topics with the students.
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Towards secure mobile cloud computing: A survey
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