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Cloud responsibilities
New applications developed under the all-in-one cloud umbrella (SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, etc.) have several responsibilities that are often referred by IT specialists: They need to be more agile, create new markets and reach far more customers, help lowering Total cost … Continue reading
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AMD Render Fusion – moving from the meta information paradigm to a pixel information paradigm?
In his blog, Simon Solotko, talks about how Render Fusion could change the way the Cloud and the clients interact. His vision is very futuristic, and it contains a little “Blade Runner” like thoughts, but I think that we need … Continue reading
Posted in CloudViews, News, Technical, User Interfaces
Tagged "Render Fusion", Ajax, AMD
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Moving forward in the PC Webization process
As many of us are defending, and many of us are heavily criticizing (ex: blog 1,blog 2), the process of PC webization will be one of the greatest achievements of the Cloud Computing paradigm. Despite the fact that we can’t … Continue reading
The Internet command prompt and (maybe) the Internet clipboard
With the Cloud Computing Paradigm, at least until recent developments, we have only worked with already existing technologies. Most of all, what Cloud Computing paradigm adds is the great feature of concentrating everything in a articulated and integrated way. To … Continue reading
Posted in Interoperability, Technical, User Experiences, User Interfaces
Tagged Firefox, Internet clipboard, Mozilla Ubiquity
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Why are we so afraid to move to the Cloud?
Every remembrance that I have from a usual visit to my bank in the nineties, when I had started managing my own (small) bank account, always begins with a large standing queue. But, suddenly, everything changed, and my dark remembrances … Continue reading
Posted in Basic Views, Interoperability, User Experiences, User Interfaces
Tagged Home Banking, Reputation, Trust
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