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ARTICLE · 03 FEBRUARY 2020

The Legal Implications Of Cloud Computing For Businesses

The introduction of the ‘cloud' and its characteristics as an efficient means of data storage and on-the-go access to information is very appealing to modern businesses.

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The introduction of the 'cloud' and its characteristics as an efficient means of data storage and on-the-go access to information is very appealing to modern businesses. It is natural that businesses and individuals alike would desire a technology that would accommodate their needs in an efficient and cost-effective manner. Therefore, it is not surprising that the number of businesses and individuals buying into the idea of cloud computing has increased significantly over the years.

International Business Machine ("IBM"), a leading cloud service provider already predicted that seventy-five per cent of existing non-cloud applications will move to the cloud within the next three (3) years. If this prediction becomes a reality, it would mean that a good percentage of the world's data would be swinging in the 'cloud'.

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