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Utility Computing and Its Utilization
2016Utility computing is envisioned to be the next generation of Information Technology (IT) evolution that depicts how computing needs of users can be fulfilled in the future IT industry. Its analogy is derived from the real world where service providers maintain and supply utility services, such as electrical power, gas, and water to consumers. Consumers'
Mainak Adhikari +2 more
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Computers in Radiology: A Suboptimal Utilization
Radiology, 1965Discussion of the impact of the computer sciences upon related fields is not new. Indeed, Ridenour (3) discussed the social and scientific implications as long ago as 1949, while Rigler (4) considered radiological aspects in 1963. One needs only to peruse the cumulative indexes of Radiology and compare the increasing attention devoted to the computer ...
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Cloud Computing: Towards Making Computing a Utility [PDF]
, 2015 Cloud computing strives to achieve the long-standing vision of making computing a utility, similar to electricity, telephone, and water services. This article discusses several research challenges that need to be addressed in order to realize the full potential of cloud computing and get computing closer to being a utility.
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Computing Utilization via Computer Networks
2012The dramatic growth of Internet and network technologies, etc leads to different perspectives of computing methodologies as well as changes of software business model. If the traditional business model for software is one-time payment for a license for one machine with unlimited use, the development of Internet and network technologies, etc makes it ...
Aleksander Malinowski +2 more
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Agility in virtualized utility computing
Proceedings of the 2nd international workshop on Virtualization technology in distributed computing, 2007Virtual machines have emerged as an attractive approach for utility computing platforms because applications running on VMs are fault- and security- isolated from each other, yet can share physical machines. An important property of a virtualized utility computing platform is how quickly it can react to changing demand.
Michael Rabinovich +4 more
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Security Aspects in Utility Computing
2016Utility computing is a need of today's cyber world and so the importance of its security is an important issue. Concerns for utility computer networks' security and dependability are growing quickly because of increasing utility devices with connections to external networks.
Mayank Swarnkar, Robin Singh Bhadoria
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COMPUTER SELECTION BY WATER UTILITIES
Journal AWWA, 1969Electronic computers have found their way into the business and scientific offices of water utilities. Which computer to select, how to make best use of it, and what happens after it is installed depend in large measure on local circumstances, but certain basic considerations apply to all water utilities.
Ted Sparr, Roy W. Hann
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The case against the computer utility
Proceedings of the 1967 22nd national conference on -, 1967The Service Bureau Corporation, an IBM subsidiary, announced plans for a somewhat similar system, consisting of 12 inter-linked data processing centers and “more than 125 System/360's.”2General Electric, ITT, NCR, and other large concerns are also in the burgeoning teleprocessing business, or soon will be.
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Advances in Computer Utilization
IETE Journal of Research, 1978In no field has the mutual reinforcement of the development of device technology and system applications been more pronounced, wide spread or faster than in the area of computers. The rapid improvements in raw computational power available, cost-performance ratio, reliability, size and power consumption have all been remarkable in the recent past ...
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MUMPS: An approach to computer utilization [PDF]
Medical Informatics, 1976 MUMPS is an approach to computer utilization that recognizes the evolutionary and continually changing requirements of data-management systems in the real world. It deliberately trades computer efficiency for ease of use and response to change and gains at the same time system security and program transfer-ability.
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