In his recent article “Going Mobile” in the Financial Post, Paul Barker defined “cloud computing” as a main driver to the “mobile computing” trend. The trend sees smartphones and other portable devices as the next inevitable tool of business. This is rather interesting to us at CleanPix, our total operation is based on “cloud computing” and we just received the go ahead plus grant money from the NRC Research Council to enable CleanPix to develop it’s service to be further extended to mobile devices. Clearly, our clients are savings hundreds of dollars per year as through us they are tapping in to our “cloud computing” knowhow. On this interesting point, Paul Baker focuses our attention on mobile computing and stresses the direct infrastructures saving from a business perspective awaiting its users.
The rise of mobile computing, however, cannot be attributed merely to the arrival of new devices..The main driver, however, has been the development of so – called “cloud computing,”…
With so much functionality increasingly being delivered to smaller, cheaper devices, mobile computing is poised to fundamentally alter our relationship to computing. And the biggest benefits will accrue to business. Paul Barker
The rise of mobile computing, however, cannot be attributed merely to the arrival of new devices..The main driver, however, has been the development of so – called “cloud computing,”…
With so much functionality increasingly being delivered to smaller, cheaper devices, mobile computing is poised to fundamentally alter our relationship to computing. And the biggest benefits will accrue to business.
Paul Barker
Sunshine on “cloud computing”
May 22, 2009