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To everyone here Cloud = Public Cloud not a single mention of the Private Clouds that will be run by Business for their own benefit.
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I partially agree that there is no likely to be as much backlash but certain practical considerations need to be taken into account:
The need to be able to work offline in situations where network connectivity is limited, too costly or none existent (e.g. trains, planes, wifi/3g not -spots).
Bandwidth considerations - while download speeds are improving, we need major investment in infrastructure (certainly in the UK) to allow reasonable upload speeds as there will always be a need to do some work on locally produced content (e.g. photos, video).
Custom considerations - most organisations and businesses will need to be able to customise something to their needs, whether an add-in, interface or custom software. While I'm sure cloud offerings will increase their flexibility, I'm not sure they're there at the moment.
The need to be able to work offline in situations where network connectivity is limited, too costly or none existent (e.g. trains, planes, wifi/3g not -spots).
Bandwidth considerations - while download speeds are improving, we need major investment in infrastructure (certainly in the UK) to allow reasonable upload speeds as there will always be a need to do some work on locally produced content (e.g. photos, video).
Custom considerations - most organisations and businesses will need to be able to customise something to their needs, whether an add-in, interface or custom software. While I'm sure cloud offerings will increase their flexibility, I'm not sure they're there at the moment.
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