How Cloud Computing Is Growing during the COVID-19 Pandemic

During the COVID-19 pandemic, people have been going through a very tough phase and one of the biggest issues that people are facing is related to the
lockdown and social distancing. Because of the measures taken by the government in order to reduce the impact of the deadly virus, businesses have been shut down for a very long time. But instead of sitting in the house and waiting for the lockdown to get over or for a vaccine to come, people have started using the powerful cloud computing platform and thriving on its global accessibility advantage.


You should know that through cloud computing applications like cloud storage and cloud hosting, people have been able to access their business solutions and data while sitting at home. This type of global accessibility provided by QuickBooks desktop hosting company is acting as a magic wand during the current crisis as people are able to run their businesses or keep track of their businesses, without visiting their physical office. From small businesses to giant firms, everyone is using cloud computing solutions like QB hosting to manage and run their business without breaking the rules of the government and without becoming a victim of the virus.

Cloud computing is helping people with its pay-per-use (Opex) model in current lock-down and social distancing scenario due to Covid-19. Since it is difficult to get more hardware (Servers, Routers, etc.) for most of the workforce to be able to work remotely, during lockdown. Many companies are able to meet their growing resource demands via cloud without needing any physical on-site support.

Cloud computing is also coming to rescue by providing applications that can be accessed globally (Enough Internet bandwidth) or secure access to on-prem applications (VDI + VPN to office DC), etc. during lockdown.

These abilities of business to continue working affects their and overall world economy.