• Cost savings
Cloud computing helps you avoid the massive amount required to purchase, set up, and maintain hardware and software. You also won’t have to spend money on facilities to accommodate hardware or to build large data centers. Additionally, cloud computing eliminates the need for a large IT team to manage your cloud data center operations, thereby helping you save some personnel costs.

• Increases speed to market
Cloud computing increases your organization’s agility, flexibility, and speed to market by giving you access to a wide range of technologies and computer resources. What’s more, whatever you need, can be provisioned in a matter of minutes. This way, you can test new ideas and innovate faster than ever before.
• Mobility
Migrating your systems and information to the cloud means you will be able to access it at any time and from anywhere with any device that has an internet connection. This eliminates the need to carry around external hard drives or USB drives to access the information you need. In addition,
you won’t have to worry about any upgrades as they will be done automatically by your cloud provider.
• Productivity
Cloud computing eliminates the need to spend time on setting up on-site data centers and other hardware, thereby helping you channel your time and energy on those things that matter to your business.
• Elasticity
Cloud computing helps your organization scale without hassle. It allows you to provision the number of resources you need at any particular point in time. In other words, cloud computing enables you to easily scale resources up or down as your business needs change.
• Data recovery
Storing your data in the cloud means your organization would no longer have to worry about data loss. With cloud computing, you would still be able to access your data even when your devices are inoperable.
• Security
Most cloud providers offer technologies and controls to help you strengthen your overall security posture and protect your data and infrastructure from threats.