Legal Entanglements of Cloud Computing In India

Patnaik, Sambhabi; Dash, Lipsa

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“…There have been numerous CC adoption studies that are conducted in the Indian context (Sharma and Sehrawat, 2020b). The studies cover aspects such as automation of automobile manufacturing (Singh and Misra, 2019), legal entanglements (Patnaik and Dash, 2021), academic performance (Sharma et al , 2020b), IT performance (Gangwar et al , 2015), semiconductor performance (Rahi et al , 2017), SME performance (Narwane et al , 2019, 2020), and health-care facility (Sharma and Sehrawat, 2020a). The authors have also used various adoption frameworks such as TAM-TOE (Gangwar et al , 2015), TAM-TOE-risk model (Raut et al , 2018b).…”

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Systems approach to cloud computing adoption in an emerging economy

Sharma

Gupta

Acharya

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IJOEM

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PurposeCloud computing (CC) services have given a tremendous boost to the creation of efficient and effective solutions. With developing countries at a slow pace of adoption, this research aims to identify factors and their interrelationships influencing the adoption of CC in a developing country context. The developing countries are enjoying numerous benefits from CC services; however, its low adoption is still a question in developing economies; hence, the authors have selected the context of information and communication technology (ICT) firms in India.Design/methodology/approachThe qualitative research method is used where experts from thirteen ICT firms in India are interviewed.FindingsSixteen factors, twenty-eight subfactors, and 25 interrelationships are revealed through content analysis. Further, causal loop diagrams are proposed to display the behavior of cause and effect of these factors from a system's perspective. This will help to understand the relationships among the factors in order to enhance the speed of CC adoption. Possible financial loss and resistance to change are found as the key barriers to adoption. The proposed interrelationships can guide both policymakers and service providers for designing effective CC policies.Originality/valueThis is the first scholarly work that identifies interrelationships among factors and subfactors, thereby providing a holistic picture to decision-makers while making a choice on whether to adopt cloud services or continue with on premise data centers and servers.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Section: Adoption Of Cloud Computing In the Indian Contextmentioning

confidence: 99%

Systems approach to cloud computing adoption in an emerging economy

Sharma

Gupta

Acharya

et al. 2021

IJOEM

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“…Modernization introduces new kinds of perspective around how to think of data privacy, security, new architectures and infrastructure 9. With the rapid adoption of modern technologies across the globe, laws and regulations across multiple geographies including Georgia are taking on new dimensions, some of which are introducing new barriers to technology adoption 10-12. Lessons from this project underscored how these regulations can impact technology adoption for data modernization.…”

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“…9 With the rapid adoption of modern technologies across the globe, laws and regulations across multiple geographies including Georgia are taking on new dimensions, some of which are introducing new barriers to technology adoption. [10][11][12] Lessons from this project underscored how these regulations can impact technology adoption for data modernization. To address this, there needs to be greater understanding of technological options that establish and protect Data processing and analysis.…”

Section: Align Policies and Regulations With Technology Adoptionmentioning

confidence: 99%