Exploiting virtual computing
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Cloud computing allows users to access computing resources, software, and data over the internet rather than storing it locally. This will eventually allow people to travel lightly with devices that run primarily using virtual memory stored remotely in the cloud. Key benefits will include easy access to documents, media, and software from any internet-connected device without needing local storage. Organizations will also be able to outsource their IT infrastructure and server management to cloud providers. While technology continues to rapidly change and advance, we must adapt to incorporate new developments.
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Exploiting virtual computing
- 1. CLOUD COMPUTING Less Luggage More Data Kay onasoga
- 2. CLOUD COMPUTING Cloud computing is the delivery of computing as a service rather than a product, whereby shared resources, software, and information are provided to computers and other devices as a metered service over a network (typically the Internet). Wikipedia 2012
- 3. With the gradual leap into the full exploitation of cloud computing, we will eventually be able to move around with devices that will run practically on: virtual memory SIMPLIFY YOUR LIFE
- 4. EASY ACCESS There would be absolutely no need for me to download music on my phone: I keep a list and simply extract from my virtual space when I need them
- 5. • Live video streaming/ online TV (mobile) VIDEO CALLS •Football matches •Movies Will become •Comedy •Music concerts •Live news reports
- 6. Virtual documents • Online Spread sheets, word processors, design software's etc. will be used to store documents CD installations will become obsolete.
- 7. • Dedicated and Remotely managed servers Organizations will outsource system administration to cloud service providers
- 8. Benefits of Virtual Computing • INFRASTRUCTURE Allows for the development of cloud computing capabilities for a wide range of product offerings thus improved performance across board. • ADVERTISING Makes it possible to take advantage of the log in interface of the service provider to leverage brand objectives in the minds of their TG • RESEARCH Provision of data to research bodies, agencies, government outfits and corporate organizations on demographics and online consumption habits of TG @ a fee.
- 9. ---------------------- • Even man cannot control the pace of technological advancement as there is the ever present jostle for dominance. • The desperation to outperform his own or the competitors last performance. • The only constant thing is change, it’s time to blend
- 10. LATER