Government Migration to Cloud Ecosystems : Multiple Options, Significant Benefits, Manageable Risks
Migrating from legacy IT infrastructure and data storage to cloud services can yield enormous benefits for governments: it can save governments money; increase the integrity, quality, and speed with which they deliver services; and provide access t...
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okr-10986-375562022-09-20T00:08:36Z Government Migration to Cloud Ecosystems : Multiple Options, Significant Benefits, Manageable Risks World Bank GOVERNMENT DATA SECURITY DATA PRIVACY DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE COLLABORATION BETWEEN GOVERNMENT AGENCIES BENEFITS OF CLOUD COMPUTING CLOUD SECURITY GOVERNMENT DATA RISK MITIGATION TYPES OF DATA AND SECURITY TRANSITION TO CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE Migrating from legacy IT infrastructure and data storage to cloud services can yield enormous benefits for governments: it can save governments money; increase the integrity, quality, and speed with which they deliver services; and provide access to the most advanced analytical tools and cybersecurity features available. These benefits have spurred a shift by governments across the globe away from legacy information technology (IT) systems, and towards cloud solutions, including public cloud services. 2022-06-15T21:11:16Z 2022-06-15T21:11:16Z 2022 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099530106102227954/P17303207ce6cf0420bcd006737c2750450 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37556 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank Washington, DC Report Publications & Research |
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GOVERNMENT DATA SECURITY DATA PRIVACY DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE COLLABORATION BETWEEN GOVERNMENT AGENCIES BENEFITS OF CLOUD COMPUTING CLOUD SECURITY GOVERNMENT DATA RISK MITIGATION TYPES OF DATA AND SECURITY TRANSITION TO CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE |
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GOVERNMENT DATA SECURITY DATA PRIVACY DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE COLLABORATION BETWEEN GOVERNMENT AGENCIES BENEFITS OF CLOUD COMPUTING CLOUD SECURITY GOVERNMENT DATA RISK MITIGATION TYPES OF DATA AND SECURITY TRANSITION TO CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE World Bank Government Migration to Cloud Ecosystems : Multiple Options, Significant Benefits, Manageable Risks |
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Migrating from legacy IT
infrastructure and data storage to cloud services can yield
enormous benefits for governments: it can save governments
money; increase the integrity, quality, and speed with which
they deliver services; and provide access to the most
advanced analytical tools and cybersecurity features
available. These benefits have spurred a shift by
governments across the globe away from legacy information
technology (IT) systems, and towards cloud solutions,
including public cloud services. |
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Government Migration to Cloud Ecosystems : Multiple Options, Significant Benefits, Manageable Risks |
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Government Migration to Cloud Ecosystems : Multiple Options, Significant Benefits, Manageable Risks |
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Government Migration to Cloud Ecosystems : Multiple Options, Significant Benefits, Manageable Risks |
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Government Migration to Cloud Ecosystems : Multiple Options, Significant Benefits, Manageable Risks |
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Government Migration to Cloud Ecosystems : Multiple Options, Significant Benefits, Manageable Risks |
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government migration to cloud ecosystems : multiple options, significant benefits, manageable risks |
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