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Cloud computing has enabled companies to continue operating seamlessly throughout an unprecedented crisis that could have easily brought business processes and productivity to a halt.<\/p>\n

It would be easy to generalise that technology has helped businesses to carry on working during the coronavirus outbreak.\u00a0 But delving deeper into what exactly has been the key to enabling people to work from home and keep business-critical services going, there is one constant : Cloud Computing.<\/p>\n

While the likes of Zoom<\/a> and Microsoft Teams<\/a> are gaining traction with consumers and businesses alike, the reason millions of people can use this tech simultaneously is because of the benefits of cloud computing.<\/p>\n

These benefits are well documented: cloud infrastructure enables companies to scale up and down with flexibility so they can cope with volatile conditions like those currently being experienced.<\/p>\n

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That being said, Cloud Computing isn’t as prevalent in Scotland as you would think.\u00a0 As highlighted by Raconteur, not all businesses are fully utilising cloud software.\u00a0 In the infographic, cloud prevalence in Scotland is at 18% whereas London is sitting at 52%.<\/p>\n

It is hard to understand why a lot of businesses still haven’t moved to the cloud when you have so many benefits:<\/p>\n

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Reduce time to delivery<\/h4>\n