Cloud Computing-Based Information Management Models for Scalable and Secure Enterprise Systems

Authors

  • Sakshi Joshi Associate Professor, Department of Cloud Computing and Information Systems School of Computer Science and Enterprise Technology Pacific Digital University, Washington, USA
  • Dr. Daniel William Roberts Associate Professor, Department of Cloud Computing and Information Systems School of Computer Science and Enterprise Technology Pacific Digital University, Washington, USA

Keywords:

Cloud Computing, Information Management, Enterprise Systems, Data Security, Scalability, Cloud Infrastructure, Digital Transformation

Abstract

Cloud computing has become a fundamental technology for modern enterprises by providing flexible, scalable, and cost-effective computing resources. Organizations increasingly depend on cloud-based information management models to store, process, and manage large volumes of digital information while maintaining security and operational efficiency. Cloud computing enables enterprises to improve accessibility, collaboration, resource optimization, and business continuity through advanced digital infrastructure.

This paper examines cloud computing-based information management models for developing scalable and secure enterprise systems. The study discusses different cloud deployment approaches, information management strategies, security mechanisms, and operational benefits associated with cloud adoption. The paper also highlights challenges including data privacy, service dependency, compliance requirements, and cloud security risks. The findings indicate that effective cloud information management requires a balanced approach combining technological innovation, governance frameworks, and security practices to support sustainable enterprise operations.

Published

2026-09-09