An Integrated Cloud Computing Solution for  Romanian Public-Sector Entities: ICIPRO Project

Dumitrache, Mihail; Sandu, Ionuţ-Eugen; Barbu, Dragoș-Cătălin

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“…(3) The cloud solution performs well when it complements other existing systems in companies such as ERP (Suherman & Simatupang, 2017). ( 4) The overall objective of the ICIPRO project is the modernization, development and optimization of public services offered to citizens through a Cloud Computing infrastructure (Dumitrache et al, 2017). ( 5) Microsoft is responsible to operate the software smoothly in the Cloud, and standardized software optimizes sustainability and lowers cost in return (Nieuwenhuis et al, 2018).…”

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Cloud Computing

Ömürgönülşen

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Kazançoğlu

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Journal of Global Information Management

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The global competition have extended the scope of trade and extended the supply chains causing the information management to be an essential part of the businesses. Many new technologies have recently been adapted by organizations in the era of digitalization. Cloud computing had an important place in these technologies and has been integrated widely to organizations. In recent days unexpected and risky periods such as the global pandemic increased the interest towards cloud computing topic in both academically and practically. The purpose of this study is to analyze and classify the contributions of the studies published in cloud computing field. The cloud literature is analyzed systematically from the management and business point of view. The review is limited with journal articles and papers published between 2014 and 2019. This research summarizes the current research attempts, discovers the research gaps and provides a research agenda for the future research on cloud computing within the context of information management in business and management by a global perspective.

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Section: Discussion and Managerial Implicationsmentioning

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Cloud Computing

Ömürgönülşen

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Kazançoğlu

et al. 2021

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“…This municipality started a migration plan to the OSS in 2003 with the aim of ending the migration of all 12,000 workstations by the end of 2012. The municipality calculated a current cost of the 1.7 million euro migration project, while an upgrade to a comparable environment based on Microsoft Windows and Office would have required 15.52 million euros, excluding the 2.8 million cost of license fees for recurring updates every 3-4 years for a Microsoft infrastructure (Dumitrache, Sandu & Barbu, 2017).…”

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Collaborative Research for Excellence in Economics and Social Sciences

2019

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The economic, social and legal development of contemporary society, the globalization of economies and the complexity of businesses have led to an increase in the importance of financial information in substantiating decisions. More and more fierce competition, specific to the market economy and the pursuit of profit maximization as the goal of any business, involve inherent risks that entrepreneurs try to avoid as much as possible. Users confidence in the accounting information increases when the entity's financial statements are subject to an audit engagement, but the auditor is subject to risks that may affect the quality of his work. The study's finding highlights the importance of understanding and adopting ethical principles by all involved participants. It shows that the independence of the auditor is a principle that can easily be violated if the manager's influence is high and the consequences on the audit report lead to manipulated accounting information. Quantitative research was carried out on a sample of 100 auditors, members of Chamber of Financial Auditors of Romania, from the South Muntenia region, using the survey technique and the questionnaire as a research tool.

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“…For the analysis of the benefits and risks in adopting a CSP the analysis of QoS metrics plays an important role [12], [31], [32].…”

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Group Decision Support Approach for Cloud Quality of Service Criteria Weighting

Rădulescu¹,

Rădulescu²

2018

STUD INFORM CONTROL

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A decision to select a Cloud Services Provider (CSP), taking into account the user requirements is a multi-criteria problem. The Multi-Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) methods can be of real help in solving this problem. The most critical input of MCDM methods is the assignment of criteria weights. This paper provides a synthesis of criteria weighting methods and proposed a new Group Decision Support approach for Quality of Service (QoS) criteria analysis and weighting. The approach is based on a hybrid method which is a combination of a subjective weighting method-Decision-Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory (DEMATEL) method and an objective weighting method-Shannon method. Based on cloud experts' evaluation of influential relationships between the criteria, the first QoS criteria weights are calculated with DEMATEL method. Then, based on the decision matrix of CSPs evaluated by QoS criteria, the QoS criteria weights are calculated with Shannon method. The final weights of QoS criteria, a combination of DEMATEL weights and Shannon weights, are obtained. The Group Decision Support approach proposed is applied in a case study. An analysis of causal relations and the degree of influence between QoS criteria based on cloud computing experts' evaluation and DEMATEL method is presented.

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An Integrated Cloud Computing Solution for Romanian Public-Sector Entities: ICIPRO Project

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