A Guide to Cloud Analytics

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A Guide to Cloud Analytics
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• Data analytics and all its related processes,
  such as the integration, aggregation, storage and
  reporting of data, are fully or partially
  conducted in the cloud when talking about cloud
  analytics.
• There are three distinct forms of cloud
  analytics, with each one offering a range of
  benefits, from reduced costs related to hardware,
  scalability and a high tolerance to faults. What
  type of cloud analytics you choose, will depend
  upon your budget, along with your specific
  business and compliance requirements. Below are
  the three forms in more detail

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• The public cloud
• The most economic form of cloud analytics, public
  cloud sees infrastructure costs being split among
  tenants of the cloud, and for handling big data
  workloads and storing huge data sets, its highly
  recommended. Doing so also gives you the
  opportunity to take advantage of new
  technologies, such as AI and machine learning.

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• The private cloud
• According to your data compliance or data
  security objectives and needs, private cloud
  analytics may be ore suitable. Located in a
  physical position either at your own data center
  or at a cloud providers site with hardware and
  software dedicated to your company alone, while a
  highly secure option, it is also the costliest.

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• The hybrid cloud
• In order to meet your data regulatory
  requirements, such as HIPAA, GDPR, GLBA etc.)
  without the cost associated with the private
  cloud, your needs could still be met by the
  hybrid cloud. To further minimize the costs
  associated with analytics solutions, you could
  utilize a combination of the private and public
  cloud the hybrid cloud.

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• What are some of the top benefits of cloud
  analytics?
• Cloud analytics offer a variety of advantages,
  the most popular of which are listed below
• Scalability
• By simply buying storage and other resources from
  a cloud provider as and when you need them, you
  can easily meet your upscaling demands without
  the additional cost of upgrading your existing IT
  infrastructure on-site.

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• Security
• With the application of advanced security
  measures, all leading cloud providers, such as
  Microsoft Azure, AWS, Google Cloud Platform
  ensure the highest levels of security in the
  cloud, but you can also strengthen your analytics
  solution with data encryption, admin control and
  the carrying out of regular vulnerability
  assessments.

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• Availability of data
• Even in the case of an unplanned downtime, such
  as might result from a power outage, cloud
  providers promise an almost faultless level of
  service availability.
• Accessibility of data
• Encouraging increased collaboration among
  colleagues by enabling them to share and view
  analytics results across a cloud-based analytics
  platform helped by self-service software, and
  allowing insights to be delivered to any
  internet-connected device, anytime, your data has
  never been more accessible.

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• For help deploying, conducting and/or outsourcing
  cloud analytics, reach out to a reputable company
  offering cutting edge, holistic business
  solutions, technologies and system integrations
  to a range of businesses in a variety of
  industries.

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• Intelliprise LLC commits to empower organizations
  with cutting edge solutions. Intelliprise in
  Indianapolis offers holistic Enterprise
  solutions, technologies, and systems integration
  for over 200 companies worldwide, ranging from
  startups to Fortune 1000 companies. Many of the
  largest companies outsource their business needs
  to Intelliprise, including leaders in retail,
  travel, e-commerce, education, hospitality,
  manufacturing, consumer goods, logistics, SCM,
  lifestyle, non-profits, and BFSI.