Cloud Computing

(The library includes a related, comprehensive set of subtopics in All About Computers, Internet & Web.)

Various Perspectives on Cloud Computing

What is Cloud Computing? Examining and Defining Cloud Computing
'Cloud Computing': What Exactly Is It, Anyway?
Cloud Computing Basics
What Cloud Computing Really Means
Have You Adopted Small Business Cloud Computing?
How Cloud Computing Can Help Small Businesses
Should You Move Your Small Business to the Cloud?
Importance of Cloud Computing for Small Businesses
How to Choose a Cloud Computing Vendor
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Cloud Computing Creates Computer Crises

For the Category of Information Technology:

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Nonprofit-Specific

General (For-Profit and Nonprofit)

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Nonprofit-Specific

The Accidental Techie: Supporting, Managing, and Maximizing Your Nonprofit's Technology: by Carter McNamara, published by Authenticity Consulting, LLC. This hands-on guide walks you through five projects that, when completed, will give you a comprehensive and usable support system, including for 1) conducting a technology inventory, 2) assessing and supporting staff, 3) assessing and buying technology, 4) protecting your organization from disasters and data loss, and 5) managing your role. Includes ready-to-use templates, worksheets and sample policies, and also 135 resources on topics such as funding, discussion groups, application service providers, web site development, donor management software, and a security policy checklist. Also explains steps for creating a database that gives you the reports you need. Includes a glossary of terms every techie should know.