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Wednesday, October 22, 2014

What You Can Expect from the Cloud in the Future


It is no secret that cloud computing has transformed the way that not only people, but businesses run their daily activities. It has given them a way to make these daily activities more efficient, less costly, and much easier to use. Although the cloud is pretty amazing as it sits, programmers are still trying to improve upon it. The following are just a touch of the things that you can expect from the cloud in the future.

In the future you can count on increased innovation because of increased competition in the cloud. Competition is the fuel for innovation; everyone wants to create the newest thing that will take off and make him or her the most money. The new and improved cloud space will give businesses the place to spread their new innovative ideas causing others to feel the need to innovate new ideas products, and services.

Along with increased innovation, there will be a low-power processor chip meaning that clouds will become cheaper in the future. It is said that we are about a year away from the development of new cloud software that will use much less power to run because of the new “low-power chips” used in the software. This will mean that businesses that use cloud computing will be spending less money on cloud software saving them money in the short and long run.

Lastly, one thing you can expect from the cloud in the future is much more application availability. Global Technology said that by 2016, over a quarter of all the applications available will be available through the cloud. That means that almost all of the processes that a company uses will be available through some sort of cloud service making their businesses just that more efficient and that much easier to run.

Cloud computing is the future of information technology. Its possibilities are almost endless. It has so many different applications and the fact that it can always be improved will keep it around for many years. With more availability, more cost efficiency, and improved capabilities creating new innovation, there is no telling what businesses and people in the future are going to use it for. 

Wednesday, October 8, 2014

Cloud Computing Innovation

With the demand for cloud computing on the rise everyone seems to be wondering the same thing:

 What is the next “Big Idea”?

What is the next new innovation? 

Last year Fortune Magazine spoke about the super computer known as Titan. Titan has the processing capability of over 500,000 laptops. Titan, in and of its self, is truly remarkable but the software behind the computer is what allows it to run so efficiently.  Software programs similar to the one used for Titan are also used in cloud computing. It will be this type of software that will lead cloud computing into the future and is the newest innovation for cloud computing.

Businesses transitioning into cloud computing and those already using cloud computing are now looking for and developing new software programs to improve the Cloud and its functionality.  Enabling the use innovative software programs in the Cloud will allow for more efficient cloud computing systems, which in turn will lead to serving customers and clients more quickly—a big perk for both business and their customers. Businesses spend thousands of dollars each year making a mainframe system for a single software program. Implementing software development on the Cloud will eliminate the majority of these costs.  Because the software can be created and implemented in the Cloud funds will not need to be allocated so heavily to research and development. Also, businesses can experiment with new software programs within the cloud without taking on risk. Risk being the money put into developing new software that may or may not work.

What about innovation on the global perspective?

Cloud computing is expected to bridge a gender gap within the technological realm in the coming years. Companies will be looking to hire employees with a strong knowledge base of cloud computing and cloud computing systems.  Universities will be accepting more applicants and companies like Intel are creating programs to promote female participation in the movement. Intel has started paying for half of the registration fee for women who wish to attend the IC3 or IT Cloud Computing Conference in San Francisco. Intel is one of many companies pushing for more female involvement in computing technology.


Please tune in next week as we continue to take a deeper look at cloud computing and all it has to offer.