Letter of Transmittal

Diane Mooney, Professor

Dear Mr. Mooney:

I am submitting the attached report entitled Marketing CareCloud in Medical Practice.

This report examines the pros and cons of integrating and incorporating Care Cloud in medical practices. I will be defining what technology is all about, how does cloud computing bring changes and advantages to medical professions, and how can practitioners of medicine avail benefits from this technology. I hope you find this report satisfactory. 

Yours Sincerely, [Student's Name]

[University or institute's Name]

Table of Contents

Letter of Transmittal1

Informative Abstract3

Discussion and Analysis4

Actions of Marketing to Medical practices5

Benefits of Care Cloud8

Pros and Cons of Cloud Computing in Care Cloud10

Cloud Computing Resources in Care Cloud11

Conclusion12

Works Cited13

Marketing CareCloud in Medical Practices

Informative Abstract

Recent initiatives to implement the automation of medical technologies in the cloud, in my view, require a balanced professional analysis and evaluation. It is desirable that the initiators of the "cloud" announced their arguments on which they took such a decision. Even better, if they can be called real world examples and domestic practice, where Cloud Computing at the national level in health-care actually works. In order to understand and analyze the full extent of the difference of cloud calculations, we describe and compare the current implementation of the classical scheme automation projects in hospitals with a “cloud” (Chandy & Gerald, 1-17).

According to Research Company Gartner, in the 2010 world income market cloud computing services to grow by 16.6% compared with the previous year - to $ 68.3 billion. According to the research vice president Mark McDonald Gartner group, the proportion of CIOs interested in cloud computing has increased from 5% in 2009 up to 37% in 2010. Along with this understanding of the basic principles of "clouds", it leaves much to be desired: "About half of those surveyed reduce cloud calculations only to virtualization, from what can be seen that many managers have incomplete information about the technology data (Zornoza & Alcami, 331-361).

The paper presents the integration of Care Cloud management software in medical sciences, providing a description of its advantages and disadvantages in the area. Care Cloud Practice management is a useful tool to be used in medical sciences for all the right purposes. However, its integration depends on the efficacy of the practitioners to include it and incorporate the technology in daily activities at the healthcare institute or hospital.

Discussion and Analysis

Care Cloud management software performs the function of cloud computing, that can be integrated to the field of medical sciences in a successful manner. The concept of cloud computing was invented in 2002 by Amazon, a leading e-business, which had invested in a fleet of huge machines, sized to handle the heavy load of orders made on their site at the time of Christmas, but instead, the unused balance of the year (Youseff, 1-10). Under-sizing their fleet would have caused downtime of their website at peaks, thereby jeopardizing their business during the holidays (a big part of their turnover). Their idea has been to open these unused resources to businesses to hire them on demand. Since then, Amazon ...