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A cloud delivered by a 3rd party on dedicated physical infrastructure.

The process of converting data from encrypted format back to its original format.

Funds used to acquire assets, such as servers, networking equipment, and storage.

Functionality that ensures operational continuity while resisting disaster and failure.

A suite of cloud services that manages corporate or personal mobile devices.

A cloud provided by a 3rd party but accessible by users within a specific organization.

Expenditures an organization incurs while performing its normal business operations.

A cloud in which some of the resources are in-house and some are hosted externally

Watches software applications so that personnel are notified when down.

The process of converting data into a format that cannot be read by another user.

Allows several companies to use the same cloud products.

Refers to periods during which a system is unavailable.

Provides communications between users including Exchange Online and Lync Online.

Offers network services such as network infrastructure/IIAS and CaaS.

A network of servers that run applications or deliver services

A cloud service that provides servers, switches, routers, SANs, firewalls, etc.

A form of encryption that uses two mathematically related keys.

Cloud services that include VoIP, VPN, and PBX

The degree to which a system can provision or deprovision resources automatically.