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The Cloud is now an increasingly considered element in the digitization paths of enterprises, enabling them to manage, store and analyze large amounts of data flexibly and efficiently. Indeed, through the Cloud, companies can access computing resources on demand and in real time, without the need for investment in expensive hardware and infrastructure. In addition, the Cloud also enables increased data security and resilience, ensuring secure and reliable access to information. All of this can be translated into:
Cloud computing offers enormous benefits to companies that want to overhaul and digitize their business processes.
The ability to centralize information and processes in a single location accessible from any Internet-connected device without any investment in infrastructure enables employees to have access to business applications wherever they are, securely and making it easier to collaborate and share information within the organization.
This means not only being more agile and adapting better to market needs, but also increasing overall productivity with the least consumption of economic resources.
Business information and data are among a company's most valuable assets.
With some of the most cutting-edge Cloud and data center infrastructure in terms of security, speed, flexibility and Artificial Intelligence, Microsoft Azure becomes synonymous with assurance and reliability.
However, there are situations where the use of Microsoft Azure IaaS may not be the answer: this is the case of customers operating in Finance or Healthcare where it is expressly required that the "data" managed, in accordance with current regulations, be physically "maintained" in data centers geographically located in Italy.
For this reason, the infrastructure behind PaaS Jamio can support hybrid configurations where services are delivered either through Microsoft Azure or through Aruba data centers based in Italy.
Each customer has one or more work areas on the Jamio Cloud, and in each oh these an unlimited number of software applications created with Jamio Composer, the no-code modeling tool, can be uploaded.