👉 Commission computing is a specialized form of cloud computing where a third-party company, often referred to as a commissioning provider or commissioning service, manages and maintains the underlying infrastructure and services for multiple clients. These providers handle tasks such as hardware maintenance, software updates, security, and scalability, allowing businesses to benefit from cloud services without the overhead of managing the infrastructure themselves. Clients pay a commission fee to the commissioning provider for these services, which can be based on usage or a fixed rate. This model offers cost efficiency, flexibility, and scalability, as businesses can quickly adapt their computing resources to changing demands while the commissioning provider ensures optimal performance and security.
