@misc{10481/62908,
year = {2020},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10481/62908},
abstract = {This research work was conducted to understand the relationship between the smart
contracts and cloud computing governance. It helped to explore the existing
weaknesses in cloud computing contracts and the associated risks such as
understanding from the customer side (McGillivray, 2014). Therefore, there exist a great
potential to further exploit this area and one can explore and provide much better
understanding about the cloud computing governance and further address the role of
governance. The existing contributions made in this area aren’t enough in number as
well as in information, therefore further research contribution can help in understanding
the existing barriers and overcome related challenges. Improved, clear and
standardized smart contracts can lead to integrate governance and more options can
offered to the customers by increasing their role. In future research, the aim is to
continue to explore possibilities for making governance more realistic by providing
better outline for user friendly cloud computing contracts which can further extend the
role of customers in contracts.
The main conclusion for this thesis is derived from the studies discussed and presented
in chapter 3.
According to first study; Smart Items, Fog and Cloud Computing as Enablers of
Servitization in Healthcare, shed light on the role of smart items and cloud computing in
healthcare and focused on the role of fog computing serving as an intermediary
between devices and the cloud. The combination of the devices and the setup form an
environment for rendering better services from the cloud including data analysis and
data processing.},
organization = {Tesis Univ. Granada.},
organization = {Optimaler Einsatz von Smart-ItemsTechnologien in der Stationären Pflege, BMBFVerbundprojekt (OpSIT)},
organization = {Cloud and Internet Services with Open Source Software for SME (CISOSS) ERASMUS + KA2 (2015-1-ES01-KA202-015858) – Cooperation and Innovation for Good Practices - Strategic Partnership},
organization = {Information Technology Governance for Tunisian Universities (ITG4TU) Co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union 561614-EPP-1-2015-1-ESEPPKA2- CBHE-JP},
publisher = {Universidad de Granada},
keywords = {Cloud Computing},
keywords = {Smart contracts},
keywords = {Management},
title = {Governance of Cloud Computing in the Context of Contractual Management},
author = {Ghulam, Sarfaraz},
}