外研社新时代职业英语_电子商务英语_教学课件Unit6.pptx

;;LEARNING OBJECTIVE;;Practical Reading;Practical Reading;Reading comprehension Read the text and complete the dialog.;Task 2 Group discussion Read the following questions and share your answers with your group members.; ;Practical Reading;Practical Reading;Intensive Reading;At its core, cloud computing means providing computing services via the Internet. The “cloud” idea is tightly associated with the “as a service” idea. Cloud computing has emerged as a key processing step for the transmission of assets that integrates infrastructure, software, applications and business processes. As we could envision, there will be a variety of cloud environments such as the public cloud, the private cloud, the community cloud, the hybrid cloud and so on. Among them, if a cloud ERP solution is expected to offer a flexible ERP system, it can’t support the growth of the business within a fully managed private cloud environment. Specifically, the private cloud environment refers to the infrastructure operated solely for an organization that manages the system on its own or outsources its operation to a third party. Therefore, the private cloud may exist on or off the premises of the organization.;There are various components that executives might as well recognize when choosing whether and how to utilize cloud-based services for their ERP systems. Industry types, organization measures, result unpredictability, security needs and a few other organizational issues should all be considered. When moving ERP services to the cloud, companies or organizations have to loosen their control of critical data. In that case, they should take a holistic approach to the possible risks, from both the business and the IT security points of view. In order to better ease the intensity of worries about security, cloud-based ERP suppliers have contributed a huge amount of money to building state-of-the-art security competencies and data administration forms. ERP in the cloud is what is