The Impact Cloud Computing Services in It Industry of Malaysia
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https://doi.org/10.54097/fbem.v7i2.4880Abstract
This particular study is based on impact of cloud computing in IT industry of Malaysia. Globalisation and industrialisation have enhanced the importance of technological advancements in all business sectors. These can foster business financial growth. On the other hand, pandemic situation has brought different adversities in social conditions of local people. This has increased the importance to implement this technology that has ability to resolve the financial and social conditions as well. This is the reason, developing countries such as Malaysia has adapted this approach. This study has been accomplished with “positivism philosophy, deductive approach and secondary data collection method”. Proper justification with the research objectives has been provided in the last section of this study.
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