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ESG Report: File Infrastructure Requirements in the Internet Computing Era
7/10/2008
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Innovative technologies, global connectivity and new usage models have enabled an entirely new generation of computer users to create and share digital content faster and easier than was even conceivable just a few short years ago. Corporate computing environments, while lagging behind the consumer markets, are slowly but steadily moving into the realm of Web 2.0. Whether it involves an online community, social networking site, new media or collaboration, the commercial computing world will need to prepare itself for the rapidly evolving realities of Internet computing and how it applies to business.
In this era of “Internet Computing,” the very nature of data has changed. No longer primarily concerned with block-based, transactional data, new IT initiatives must deal with a new breed of data—one that is almost exclusively file-based.
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