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...and know that it has proven
to be an excellent access medium to virtually any kind of service (e.g.
mail, search, e-commerce, …). What about applying the Internet
paradigm to the Technical Computing as well? Does computing inherit any
similarity from existing internet services?
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The Net
is the most complex infrastructure in the world, but using
it is trivial! Can't we have the same usability from our computing resources?
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In the Net
you'll find a number of portals for many specific targets. Can't
our resources be presented as context-sensitive portals to our users? |
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In the Net,
nobody cares about which HW and SW my service provider uses. Can't
our resources be as invisible as theirs? |
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In the Net,
services are self explaining, simple and intuitive. Can't we reduce
our training and deployment costs? |
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In the Net,
services are available all over the world, any time. Can't we improve
mobility and availability for our resources? |
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In the
Net, services do not expose more than what is strictly needed.
Can't our users and/or partners work with similar privacy protection? |
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