Cloud Computing - WORLD PANORAMA
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Since the arrival and subsequent maturing of the internet, the way we work has revolutionized and allowed the development of a multitude of services. The increase in server power and lower storage costs has favored the emergence of a new trend threatening to replace the conventional web hosts. Thanks to the many benefits it offers to business and individuals, cloud computing seems to have placed itself significantly in the marketplace.
Its flexibility (provision on the Internet), its adaptability (storage capacity and adapted power calculations), its payment model (pay for use) and collaborative work solutions make it a flexible and scalable tool, gathering all the applications in one space called the 'cloud'. Managed by remote computer servers and accessible via an Internet network, there are three main types of cloud, the IAAS (Infrastructure as a Service), PaaS (Platform as Service) and SaaS (Software as a Service).
Cloud providers and software vendors continue to innovate and develop new offers which would allow buying prepackaged solution workspaces or predictive analytics. The uses should diversify into new areas such as human resources, accounting or marketing.
Featuring 30 companies' profiles such as IBM and Microsoft, and 30 R&D Laboratories such as the Inria Rennes of National Institute for Computer and Automated Research, or the Institute for Algorithms and Scientific Computing of the Fraunhofer Gesellshaft, this report is ideal for anyone wanting:
- Identify R&D Partners,
- Obtain IP & Technologic Intelligence,
- Develop your R&D Partnerships,
- And also benchmark competitors.
�all on a global scale.
You will also find 50 expert's profiles, containing their scientific works and details of their field of expertise.
These Key Innovation Leaders are based across the 3 main geographical areas around the globe for scientific expertise: North America (USA, Canada�), Europe (France, Germany�) and Eastern Asia (Japan, Korea, Taiwan�).
For each of them, you will receive a scientific profile updated at time of order, a selection of focused works and a presentation of their collaborative partners, as well as an in-depth explanation of why companies such as IBM are leaders on Cloud Computing.
A Panorama is composed of:
- A global overview of the subject (issues, distribution of sources of expertise, international networks, European projects, main standards...)
- A selection of scientific profiles of actors (research centers , companies, experts)
- A selection of targeted works (from 50 different types of scientific and technical documents from more than 250 data sources).
Here are some examples of our data sources:
Research institutes databases (NASA, MIT, Fraunhofer, ...)
Patent Databases (European Patent Office, USPTO, ...)
Thematic Databases (MedLine/PubMed, INRA, ...)
Project Databases (Cordis FP-7, FP-6, ...)
Panorama are generated and updated with the unique mapping technology developed by Expernova, which covers 52 countries. Expernova data base is constantly growing, so each Panorama updated at any given time is potentially different from the others Panorama generated at other times on the same subject.
SCOPE OF THE PANORAMA
virtual machine, cloud service, web service, data center, resource allocation, computer security, mobile device, energy consumption, resource management, large scale, cloud system, context awareness, high performance, service quality
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