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This software is an example of a collaborative tool using cloud tech.

Benefit/Drawback: Price may be more expensive in the long term.

Benefit or Drawback: Cloud computing is more secure than traditional server.

Benefit/Drawback: Cloud may require less manual maintenance (e.g. sysadmin typing in codes).

Benefit/Drawback: A good internet is required to use cloud.

This word means downloading data continuously across the internet while using it at the same time as it being downloaded

Benefit/Drawback: Cloud may be open to DDOS attacks.

Benefit/Drawback: Cloud services may require specialist apps to be installed before use.

Bluetooth is an example of a what type of network?

Benefit/Drawback: Cloud can use Artificial Intelligence to help maintain it.

Benefit/Drawback: Expensive traditional servers don't need to be bought if using Amazon/Google/others.

Benefit/Drawback: A company or organisation's data/details can be leaked to the public on the internet.

Benefit/Drawback: Some services like mail or game servers is restricted

Benefit/Drawback: Sometimes cloud may sync outdated files and result in overwritten work.

Benefit/Drawback: Cloud computing can be set up to have auto-back up.

Rural areas are more likely to have phone signals than urban areas.

Ad hoc means:

This word refers to a cloud service being usable across many platforms.

This word means being able to upgrade/downgrade plans according user needs.

Benefit/Drawback: Cloud can be used as a back-up storage for some files.

Benefit/Drawback: Companies may need to hire specialist sys admins.

Synchronising (sync) means:

DDOS stands for:

Bluetooth and WiFi connections can be hacked