An Investor wants to invest a heavy amount in a software company. He has a software engineer friend that has all skills and expertise to run a software house. Investor can only give his money to grow. Investor provide office space, they hired multiple different software engineers.
In the starting of business, they got a project in which required Space for storage, Services from Server, maps, platform to make apps and support and much more but they didn’t know from where these products they can buy? And why for only a project they purchase different infrastructure and services and apps. They refused to do it. Another project they get have same issues, they have abilities, manpower (engineer) but they didn’t have much money in the starting phase. Then, software engineer give a suggestion to investor to rent out all these services, infrastructure, platform and Soft wares. What do you thing? Is It possible? If yes! Elaborate each and every thing by reference.
-Yes ,It is possible.
-It can achieve by using cloud technology ,using IaaS infrastructure.
-It is an economical option for any start-up.
-IaaS can minimize the cost.
-by using Iaas your team would focus on only the company's core work there is no need to take worry about IT infrastructure.
-IaaS also provide a better security.
-because your team don't need to set up the infrastructure before you can deliver and develop apps,you can get then to users faster with IaaS.
-it also increases stability,reliability and supportability.
An Investor wants to invest a heavy amount in a software company. He has a software...
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