Abstract
Cloud computing offers services to the end users, or the consumers, in a convenient and on-demand fashion. This computing model has several other features which increase its dependency to an incomparable degree, such as resource pooling, pay-per-use (economic), scalability, rapid elasticity, security, and availability. This model allows big or small organizations to get started with the work and to focus primarily on the business modules without worrying about the underlying infrastructure setup costs, i.e., the cost of powerful servers, expensive network devices, etc. Cloud computing finds a very important utility in e-Governance, which allows government applications to offer uninterrupted services to its citizens. Cost-effective, scalable, and secure e-services are possible with the integration of cloud computing. This paper shows the importance of cloud computing in e-Governance.
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