With all of the discussion on the web about how cloud computing will change or is changing the land surveying industry, its hard to not wonder who out there (including myself) might be a complete "Dummy" when it comes to all of this new technology. So with that said, I've been doing some research on "Cloud Computing" and came up with a few great resources I want to share. But first, let me show you "Cloud Computing for Dummies."



Read it here on LSU or download it for later:
DOWNLOAD OR READ CLOUD COMPUTING FOR DUMMIES

Might anyone have some resources or insight that they would like to share about Cloud Computing? Do you use it in your GIS work? Have you found it to make your job easier or harder? Please share.
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