Use Cases and Case Studies: A Comprehensive Approach to Cloud Computing Adoption in Diverse Industries

Cloud computing has emerged as a powerful force in the global technical field, offering businesses remarkable flexibility and efficiency in managing computing resources. The present research study aims to investigate the adoption trends and utilization scenarios of cloud computing across various industries, with the secondary goal of providing a comprehensive analysis of its significance and potential impact. This paper begins by conducting a thorough analysis of the importance and ever-changing characteristics of cloud computing. It aims to clarify the diverse range of options available to businesses, including public, private, and hybrid cloud infrastructures, as well as various service models such as Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), Software as a Service (SaaS), and Function as a Service (FaaS). This study presents a comprehensive examination of the selection criteria and data collection procedures employed to gain a deeper understanding of the adoption of cloud computing. This study investigates the profound influence of cloud computing on several sectors, encompassing healthcare, retail, financial services, manufacturing, and education. The analysis utilizes extensive case studies and use cases to examine the effects of cloud computing on many operational aspects, encompassing the management of electronic health records (EHRs) in the healthcare sector and supply chain management in the manufacturing industry. This section offers a thorough analysis of adoption patterns, common challenges, and crucial factors that contribute to success across many industries. The study concludes by presenting a succinct summary of the results, emphasizing the implications for companies, and providing suggestions for effectively harnessing the potential of cloud computing. This study improves the understanding of the significant influence of cloud computing and provides practical insights for businesses dealing with the complexities of modern technology deployment.