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Overview: There is a recent and exciting movement to cloud-based infrastructures in K-12 education - and that explains it. Cloud computing enables access to applications, data, information, content and curriculum from anywhere an Internet connection is available. It helps improve secure data management and meets the needs of rapidly changing content and software applications. Like as not best of all, cloud computing helps districts maximize every dollar by creating IT efficiencies, scalability, and compatibility with multiple hardware platforms. By hosting applications, content, and data on a small number of servers "in the cloud" district employees, students, and parents have access to the information they need to be successful.

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Cloud Computing: How to Build a Cloud-Based QA Dev Test Lab Cloud Computing is a innovation that promises quantifiable benefits for application development and QA organizations: faster lab deployment, less manual set-up work, greater resource flexibility ......