I agree... and also Cloud is secure... Although security concerns cause many small business owners and managers to dismiss cloud accounting, it is actually a very safe way of handling sensitive financial data.
Lets take a look at some of the benefits of cloud hosting… Scalable: When you host something on the cloud, you will hear the word “scalable” often. The reason we call the cloud scalable is because you don’t have to depend on running out of hardware, you can simply add more, or just resize your instance and get more juice from the cloud as you see fit. Increased Reliability: Cloud hosting is more reliable than shared, reason is, it’s a clustered network and everything is interconnected, if 1 server goes down, the others will compensate for the power loss. Infinite Performance: The sky is the limit with performance on the cloud. On a usual dedicated server, you are limited to its resources, and to upgrade you have to take the server down. On the cloud this is not the case, you pay for what you use, and if you need more you simply resize, resizing is quick and causes very to little downtime. Energy Efficiency: Now with cloud processors are more modern and energy efficient. Using cloud hosting means you are going green, we host all of our cloud servers in a Tier 4 data center, which is powered by 30% wind technology. Our processors are energy efficient and we have reduced our power consumption consistently in the last 24 months.
Think of a “cloud” as a giant server with unlimited capacity. In a shared hosting environment when all your small accounts have outgrown that 1 dedicated server, you have to take the server down and upgrade it, and in some cases move some accounts to another dedicated server, in a cloud environment, you can simply do what we call a “live swap”, that means while the “cloud” or server are all online and serving websites, you simply add one more server to the complete cluster.
We are getting cloud hosting service for QuickBooks accounting software from Real Time Cloud Services which is an Intuit-authorized QuickBooks hosting service provider. We are getting many benefits with our accounting software on cloud. We are getting fast and remote accessibility via Internet, simultaneous accessibility for multiple users via Internet, full security, high reliability, on-demand scalability, rolling data backup, etc. We are getting cost effective solution with economical pricing, and 24 by 7 support services provisioned to us are without any charges.
Has anyone mentioned about cloud accounting? Is Cloud computing same as cloud accouting?
Cloud accounting requires few overhead expenses from the user’s end. A computer and Internet connection are the only can’t-do-without investment. Besides, your virtual accountant is open for you to input new information or generate a report any time of day, while a flesh-and-bones accountant has limited work hours. Depending on how often you access your cloud accounting service, your subscription may cost less than what a professional would charge for the same availability. (http://smallbusiness.chron.com/cloud...ing-33995.html). Here you can find more about Cloud computing/ accouting and benefits. https://www.profitbricks.com/de/en/cloud-lexicon/
This is an authorized QuickBooks hosting service provider and so many business purposes are there. You can get fast and remote accessibility via internet, high reliability, instantaneous accessibility for multiple users via internet, security, on-demand scalability, etc.