Governmental Cloud - Part of Cloud Computing

Cristian Ivanus () and Stefan Iovan ()

Informatica Economica, 2014, vol. 18, issue 4, 91-100

Abstract: Large IT (Information Technology) companies propose cloud government's (G-Cloud) development model through investment from the private sector, which will facilitate the access of users from public sector to the new generation IT services. Through the G-Cloud private operators that operate governmental cloud infrastructure by adding specific SaaS (Software as a Service) functionalities, proposed model by big companies, supports public institutions in optimizing costs and increased operational efficiency, bringing tangible benefits in relation with citizens and thus with the whole society. These optimizations are achieved by moving the initial investment to the private sector, through type subscription model cost by eliminating dependency on human factors (technical) and by providing a low cost [1]. This paper aims to bring to the attention of specialists, some aspects of Governmental Cloud from the European Union (EU) countries to be understood and implemented in Romania.

Keywords: Cloud Computing; Governmental Cloud; Big Data Analytics (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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