Cloud Computing

Amazon Web Services (AWS)	View Video
Requires technical knowledge to setup your cloud environment. Not good for small businesses without technical expertise.

Apple iCloud	View Video
Great for single user environment, but not great for a small business sharing environment

AT&T Virtual Desktop Service	View Video
With this service you create a virtual machine in the AT&T cloud and use a remote desktop service to connect to it. In order to use the service you have to contact an AT&T sales representative. Click on the link and visit the website to learn more.

Dropbox	View Video
Dropbox is a great storage cloud. It does not offer apps as a service. It is only a storage location. It is still an effective storage cloud for sharing data among employees in a small business environment. It is easy to use and requires no technical expertise.

Google Drive	View Video
Google drive is one of the best public clouds for small businesses. With this service you get the storage capacity you need at a low price and access to apps to perform virtually any function. Many of the apps are free.

Microsoft Office 365	View Video
Microsoft Office 365 is an effective small business public cloud. However, you are limited to the Microsoft apps such as Word, Excell, PowerPoint, etc. The outlook email is a great service. This is service allow you to create your cloud on your own domain name so that your email and web page can reflect your domain name.

SkyDrive (by Microsoft)