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Many professional accountants are constantly getting swamped with information about getting in the cloud.” They think they know what it means and they know there are some benefits to the technology, but have a hard time grasping exactly how it can benefit their firm, and more importantly – their clients. These businesses try to be the best in what they offer in technology and security, while keeping costs down. This has led to many questions that will be addressed here, but first lets answer the most important question, what exactly is cloud computing?

Most businesses purchase a Cloud to replace their in-house server or give them an online edition of a product that they need anytime, anywhere access to. The Accountant’s Cloud is a bit more difficult because it also hosts the clients of the Accountant. As a reflection on the firm, it is important for them to perform for the client as the client themselves would. This presentation includes all of the details involved with the cloud product including ease of use, security, and of course performance. It is important to recognize these differences and see that if the Accountant is hosting their client’s data on their Cloud and they go down for any reason, not only is the Accounting Firm down, but their clients are down as well. Purchasing a Cloud Computing provider is a serious decision, failing in this task is devastating for both the Accounting firm and its clientele.

An announcement by Sunrise Aviation today stated that the FAA has approves use of the Redbird Advanced Aviation Training Devices. Their FAA-approved courses take place at Florida State College at Jacksonville[FSCJ]. The students studying in Florida State College situated at Jacksonville got the opportunity, just some time before, to practice with four Redbird LD AATDs. Florida State College at Jacksonville located at Cecil Airport in Jacksonville uses Sunrise Aviation as the flight training contractor.