Optimize Future Cloud Computing Service System
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Cloud computing, cloud supply chain solutionAbstract
Cloud computing means reserving and retrieving data over the cloud on behalf of the computer’s hard drive. For taking the decision to get better benefits, Cloud Company faces many problems. For this reason, Operation Research (OR) is used to find out a better solution. Cloud Company is mainly related to three parties:
- cloud providers,
- cloud brokers and
- cloud consumers
and these three parties are mutually dependent on each other. In this research, an interrelationship among these three parties is constructed and a mathematical model is also made by using the supply chain. Past and current data are collected from three different companies that act as providers and the proposed model is used to take optimize decisions for getting better profit in future of providers.
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