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A special report on corporate IT - October 2008
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Information technology is turning into a global "cloud" accessible from anywhere. What does that mean for the way people conduct business?

Also in this special report:

Where the cloud meets the ground - Data centres are quickly evolving into service factories.


Creating the cumulus - Software will be transformed into a combination of services.


On the periphery - The cloud's communications with its clients will become ever more intelligent and interactive.


Highs and lows - As IT gets cloudier, the economics of the business will change.


The long nimbus - The cloud will make businesses more adaptable, interconnected and specialised and often smaller.


Computers without borders - The cloud may be the ultimate form of globalisation.

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Publisher: The Economist
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