Cloud ComputingEssay Preview: Cloud ComputingReport this essayYour challenge is to imagine the dynamics of an emerging technology.Emerging technology means developing technologies which are often found in information technology field. This technology is based on a new idea that is being tested to determine if it will produce the results it claims, with the ultimate goal that the technology will ultimately be mass produced. Actually emerging technology is continuously being developed in order to meet requirements of companies and nation. This technology goes through a variety of testing before it is released to the public.
Among these emerging technologies one of the current trends in the fast paced field of Information Technology is the development of cloud computing. The cloud computing means an emerging model of computing where machines in large data centers can be dynamically provisioned, configured, and reconfigured to deliver services in a scalable manner, for needs ranging from scientific research to video sharing to e-mail. This is the outsourcing of business processing and storage to “virtual” servers over a network, most commonly the internet. Without compromising data transfer speed, the advance of network technology has allowed companies to shift huge amounts of their business intelligence systems to outside servers. There are three types of cloud services usually presented; these services are Platform as a Service (PaaS), Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS). Organizations can benefit greatly from cloud services because they eliminate the need to buy and manage physical resources. The real sense of the cloud is about democratization and equality, about giving public a voice, and also the power to get things done. This pattern with global communities and new collaboration models that are changing the way people fund projects, launch businesses, and work together. It is easy way access to enormous computing power to allow both large companies and small start-ups with limited resources.
The cloud is impacting our lives in many ways and interesting trends are taking shape across large areas of civilizations. There are some examples are given below which are indicating what I mean.
Closing the digital divideWe have already heard of the One laptop per Child (OLPC) initiative which aimed at designing a computer cheap sufficient to be within reach of children from the worlds poor countries. It was a very hardware-focused view of the world, built with non-standard technology that was unknown to people outside the lab where it was designed. A most important inhibitor was the limited selection of software available, as well as how to distribute it, how to install it, how to maintain it, and what licensing was required. The cloud provides a similar wholesale leap over the PC model on which OLPC was based. Rather than a specific laptop design with many technical constraints, nowadays all need is access to the net, and an endless selection of free software is
The IT world is increasingly connected at the micro level, and the world of IT-related business is rapidly moving away from big conglomerates to smaller companies. Many of those that are trying to grow in IT work in teams of two or four. For those that work in a field, they are often led by a manager with knowledge in the field, or by two or more employees who have expertise in other disciplines. Today there is a huge focus on digital-related jobs in the IT world, and many IT jobs, if those jobs are managed in an open and democratic manner, need to be able to reach millions of people. In a country like the United States, this is a huge problem. An industry-wide shift has a huge potential to increase the economic opportunities and potential returns on investment of the IT industry, which for the most part has not changed much. If this trend continues, it could have a significant impact on the business landscape, as it will be a sign that the global IT world is shifting away from big-business. The problem, however, is that the IT business and IT technologies, which are driving much of the rise in IT jobs, are being held back from more creative and creative-looking IT companies that exist now, by the lack of creativity, of the IT technologies themselves on the net and by the lack of competition in the market for these technologies.
The IT world does not want to remain a place where computers and software development are handled by two different teams, though. It wants a world where all technology needs must be integrated and controlled by one big central IT machine focused on the global IT market. A global IT system cannot offer this. The big IT system is not where we need to be. It should grow and mature in order to serve a growing world.
Digital and mobile technology and data processing technology in many other developing countries and countries including India as a whole, are emerging as emerging and attractive technology. In this sense, the IT sector in India is in a better position than it was when the IT market became dominant. We have recently seen the emergence of an emerging and attractive digital product, called “Data-Routing”.
We should start to look to the new cloud computing technology. In India, the new Data-Routing technology is already deployed in most of the telecom sector. It is an extremely powerful cloud solution. It can deliver massive amounts of data over high latencies. It can also be used for huge amounts of data intensive requests. It can be deployed seamlessly and efficiently in several different contexts. These are the many areas where our business is likely to be impacted in the months to years to come when we try to attract a new IT business to India, in the world at large. Information technology companies such as Google, Microsoft, etc. are increasingly moving to cloud computing technology, and may see a shift to more open source or proprietary software.
The future of IT might be a lot less open with data and services being distributed on cloud technologies and in increasingly complex and multi-tiered software and infrastructure environments.