So You Think You Know Everything About The

Cloud?Take the quiz with

VisionWeb’s experts!

Which of these is not a major type of

cloud computing usage?

a. Hardware as a Service

b. Platform as a Servicec. Software as a Serviced. Infrastructure as a

Service

Heather SmithDirector of Marketing

a.Hardware as a Service

Hardware as a service requires the use of

renting hardware and servers to maintain

your data. While PaaS, SaaS, and IaaS do not require on site hardware to access

your data.

Heather SmithDirector of Marketing

Which of these common

services are built on

cloud computing

technology?

a. Gmail

b. Skype

c. Twitter

d. All of the above

Michelle VignaultSenior Account Manager

d. All of the aboveWith each of these cloud applications

you can access your

stored data from any

device with Internet access!

Michelle VignaultSenior Account Manager

Chris McCullyEnrollment Consultant

Which of these is

NOT a benefit of the

cloud?

a.Automatic upgrades

b.Pay for what you use

pricing

c. Anywhere, anytime

access

d. None of the above

d. None of the above

Automatic updates, pay for

what you use pricing, and

anywhere, anytime access

are just a few of the benefits

of cloud computing!

Chris McCullyEnrollment Consultant

Julia CrawfordDirector of Product Strategy

True or False?

With cloud computing you can easily grow

or shrink the amount of server space needed for

your data.

True!In the cloud you can

store as much data as you need for your practice. And for

smaller practices who don’t need a ton of

storage, don’t worry, you only pay for what

you use.

Julia CrawfordDirector of Product Strategy

True or False?Having an onsite server is

needed to access the cloud.

Ravel ThaiProduct Marketing Manager

False

This is one of the

biggest benefits of

cloud technology. The

ability to not have to

pay for and maintain

onsite servers is a big

money-saver for

practices!Ravel ThaiProduct Marketing Manager

Sargon PalmerSenior Business Analyst

How does utilizing cloud computing save

you money?a. Pay as you go pricing

modelb. Little to no set up costsc. Wider access to free

updatesd. All of the above

d. All of the above

This one is pretty

simple. Pay as you go

pricing, decreased set

up costs, and automatic

updates are all going to

save your practice

money when it comes

to storing your data.Sargon PalmerSenior Business Analyst

Joseph LucasDirector of Software Development

True or False?

Data in the cloud is likely

to be more secure than you can accomplish

on your own premises.

Joseph LucasDirector of Software Development

TrueSecurity in your practice’s

server room can be as little as simply keeping

the door locked. Whereas reputable cloud

computing vendors host their systems in facilities

that have security controls with

certifications that many practices cannot provide

on their own.

James KuroskiCRM Application Architect

True or False?An Internet

connection is needed

to access your data

in the cloud.

True!

Your data stored in the

cloud can be accessed from

any device with an Internet

connection. No more

rushing back to work to

check something stored on

the computers, you’ll be

able to access that

information from home!

James KuroskiCRM Application Architect

Laurel MaterkaMarketing Intern

Where can you find more information about using

the cloud in your practice?

a. The VisionWeb Blogb. VisionWeb’s Facebook

Pagec. VisionWeb’s eBooksd. All of the Above

d. All of the Above

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Laurel MaterkaMarketing Intern