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The agility provided by the cloud lets you quickly scale your analytics infrastructure up and down
as data volumes change.
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Ability to keep up with changing analytics capabilities:
Data platforms and analytics capabilities
are rapidly changing, creating an almost-constant need for new technology to keep up with the
latest trends. Cloud providers typically keep their service catalogs updated as new technologies
evolve, providing the best model for consuming evolving analytics capabilities. Similarly, as data
volumes grow, new technologies are emerging that deliver
scale-out data transfer, enabling
efficient, large-scale workflows for ingesting, sharing, collaborating, and exchanging big data.
Cloud delivery models keep the cost of change low, especially as you commission and
decommission new technology.
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Advancement in cloud security:
Security within a cloud environment has always been a prime
concern, especially for organizations in highly regulated industries. Cloud providers now offer
ways to enforce security at multiple layers (such as data, network, authentication and
authorization, privileged user monitoring) and processes to demonstrate compliance to a
number of industry standards such as PCI, HIPAA, etc.
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