The Current Status of Computers and their Future Trend

Introduction Computers play an increasingly important role in our daily lives. People use computers almost every minute, and they use public transport, work in the office, study at school, and entertain at home. In this article I will explain the current situation of the computer, criticize the current situation, explain the future trends of the computer and explain some of my wishes for the future of the computer. Current state of computer education Computers are widely used in education.

This trend is also reflected in the current thinking about educational computing experts. In the June 1997 ACM Newsletter entitled "Future Career", you need to refine your social, organizational and communication skills, avoid focusing on machines and make yourself a facilitator We emphasize sex. And the liberals believe that recognizing the power of information technology is based on the fact that it depends on human beings and that information technology is a tool for multiple actions, networks, media, and information including human behavior and interactions It is in the method. Because this role needs to assist users, include more content in education to help computing professionals acquire powerful social skills, organizational skills, and communication skills is needed. (15)

Currently I am advancing the "state-of-the-art information technology" course at Stanford University. In last lecture, I learned about cloud computing. Cloud computing is a topic of current interest and is a rapidly growing industry. I decided to focus on the current and anticipated market size of public cloud computing. According to analyst firm IDC, the global public cloud computing expenditure is expected to grow from $ 70 billion in 2015 to over $ 14.1 billion in 2019. The annual average growth rate (CAGR) is expected to increase by 19.4%.

Several technology forecasts are straightforward and the current long-term trend will continue - cloud computing and mobile computing will be bigger than in 2016 in 2017. Amplification of these trends has a major impact, but that is not unexpected. On the Glip blog, you will not be surprised if there is a blend of strong trends in corporate messaging (including desktop and mobile) and voice, video and other forms of unified communications. With that in mind let's look at other trends that may rebuild the workplace. Please note that these are my personal forecasts and should not be interpreted as comments from Glip's technical team or parent company RingCentral.