DECISION-MAKING STRUCTURES IN INFORMATION MANAGEMENT FOR CLOUD COMPUTING IMPLEMENTATION
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Decision-Making, Cloud Computing, TechnologyAbstract
As of right present, the majority of companies are responsible for installing their own programs on their systems. These applications are restricted to usage inside the firm and come with costly initial and continuing maintenance costs. The purpose of this study is to provide a cloud-based information management system design method that tackles this problem by making full use of the advantages offered by the cloud computing platform. Through the simultaneous implementation of equipment, information, and service coordination, it is able to fulfill this aim, which in turn enables the organization to realize resource sharing and achieve specific cost savings targets. The purpose of this paper is to establish a medical cloud service system in order to meet the requirements of the current state of the medical information service. This is accomplished by utilizing both public and private clouds, adopting the distributed and parallel computing method of the medical cloud, and constructing a five-dimensional system that connects patients, hospitals, pharmacies, pharmaceutical factories, medical insurance, and medical facilities.
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