tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-13978895.post6962719080350575129..comments2023-04-06T17:53:44.530+02:00Comments on Only_Dead_Fish_Go_With_The_Flow: IT evaporation: cloud computing and how it will affect corporate IT strategies.Marco Guardiglihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06980098282508369629noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-13978895.post-19622342774893578222009-12-29T00:10:57.457+01:002009-12-29T00:10:57.457+01:00It largely depend on the context. In many cases th...It largely depend on the context. In many cases this "client side" virtualization is already happening. <br /> Help Desk operators<br /> Sales operators<br /> Logistic people<br /><br /><br />Even at the workplace the distractions occasions are huge, and the employer can legally do almost nothing to prevent this from happening.<br /><br />I am currently working on a project in which engineering workstations (clients) are working from India on desktop applications provided by a datacenter in Europe.<br /><br /><br />When you will be accessing your computer features from your cellphone, this will also be Client side Evaporation.<br /><br />MarcoMarco Guardiglihttps://www.blogger.com/profile/06980098282508369629noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-13978895.post-44488809633950469292009-12-28T13:55:43.628+01:002009-12-28T13:55:43.628+01:00I know it's not the point of your post that I&...I know it's not the point of your post that I'm addressing here, but I'm sure we'll have to wait at least one generation until the work-clients evaporate and the corporate world accepts the idea of working from home. Not because of technology - technology will be way ahead of this by then - but because of working customs. People are used to, and many even rely on the stimulating environment of a workplace. At home, there are too many distractions, and thus efficiency may drop. Companies are afraid of this today.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com