Cloud term to 'lose usefulness' by 2020
The word on everyone's lips could be an anachronism before the end of this decade, says Forrester
Cloud computing may vanish from the IT vernacular as quickly as it emerged, according to Forrester. The analyst says the terms cloud and mobility will have "lost their usefulness" by 2020 as they become...
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