Consider Cloud Computing --Sherburne

With Cloud computing, data and applications reside on the Internet and provide a new paradigm for running an IT infrastructure. Sometimes this is referred to as “Software as a Service” or SaaS in today’s vernacular, but Cloud computing implies much more than a single application. It has the potential to both reduce costs per user (leveraging the “Cloud” investment across a large number of users) and increase the revenue per user (because people are more productive).