Perspective
Jul. 31, 2010
Haste Makes Waste: Charging for Cloud Computing
The benefits of storing data remotely are plentiful but cloud computing also carries various legal and business conflicts, by Daniel B. Garrie of ARC and Anthony I. Giacobbe Jr. of Zeichner Ellman & Krause.
Today, many business and technology stakeholders are steering their companies toward the fashionable realm of "cloud computing." Cloud computing is a general term for the delivery of hosting and other services over the Internet. Instead of storing data in-house, the data and data applications are stored remotely, with access to the data provided via the Internet (the "cloud" in "clou...
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