Predictions for the Cloud for 2012
A few weeks ago an IBM Twitter site asked: Looking ahead into 2012, what predictions do you have for the industry?. The replies came in thick and fast…
Bob McIlvride is the Director of Communications at Skkynet, as well as Communications Manager at Cogent Real-Time Systems, and is responsible for writing and editing technical documentation and marketing communications, as well as keeping in touch with sales partners and customers. He has a Master’s degree in Professional Writing, and 25 years experience writing and publishing in the natural gas and process control industries. He has lived on three continents, speaks three languages, and considers the whole world as his home.
A few weeks ago an IBM Twitter site asked: Looking ahead into 2012, what predictions do you have for the industry?. The replies came in thick and fast…
The benefits of cloud computing may apply somewhat to real-time applications, but a process environment is different than an office or home, so the benefits could be different as well.
What we are interested in here is dynamic data, where a value can change 10, or 100, or even 1,000 times per second, and be passed immediately along at pretty much that same rate.
It seems like everybody is moving to the cloud these days. What about industrial applications? Can real-time systems run in the cloud? Is the cloud necessary, or possible?
Skkynet has been helping organizations securely share real-time data for more than 25 years. We offer privately-hosted or fully managed solutions for moving data in industrial, embedded and financial systems, from anywhere to anywhere.
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