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2011年11月2日,“2011日立数据存储科技峰会”在京成功召开,今年的大会主题是“数据之巅,云中为道——论信息中心之崛起”,大会邀请到了来自日立数据系统公司(以下简称“HDS”)的高级管理层、海内外的知名行业专家、学者和技术权威人士共同探讨信息中心的崛起之势. 相似文献
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近年来,随着业务要求的不断提高和计算机在各行各业的深入应用,引起了数据量的急剧增长。尤其当业务集中处理之后,虽然降低了运行和维护成本,但风险却随之增加,其中尤以金融、电信等行业表现最为突出,因此数据存储技术变得至关重要。目前,存储市场已经成为IT少数几个还能持续不断增长的热点领域之一。 相似文献
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目前,人民银行的大型业务系统一般采取数据集中或双机备份等方式规避风险,而小型业务系统和个人计算机缺乏有效的数据备份和安全防范措施,在系统被破坏或硬盘受损时容易造成数据丢失和破坏. 相似文献
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Huang J 《Harvard business review》2001,79(4):149-58, 170
Although the Internet is an essential conduit for many business activities, it isn't rendering the physical world any less important, as the failures of many Web merchants demonstrate. People need social and sensual contact. The companies that succeed will be those best able to integrate the physical and the virtual. But that requires a new kind of business architecture--a new approach to designing stores, offices, factories, and other spaces where business is conducted. The author, a faculty member at Harvard Graduate School of Design, provides practical guidelines to help managers and entrepreneurs think creatively about the structures in which their businesses operate. He outlines four challenges facing designers of such "convergent" structures, so-called because they function in both physical and virtual space: matching form to function, allowing visitors to visualize the presence of others, personalizing spaces, and choreographing connectivity. Using numerous examples, from a fashion retailer that wants to sell in stores as well as through a Web site to a radically new kind of consulate, the author shows how businesses can meet each challenge. For instance, allowing customers to visualize the presence of others means that visitors to a Web site should be given a sense of other site visitors. Personalizing physical and virtual spaces involves using databases to enable those spaces to adapt quickly to user preferences. The success of companies attempting to merge on-line and traditional operations will depend on many factors. But without a well-designed convergent architecture, no company will fully reap the synergies of physical space and Internet technology. 相似文献
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Creating new market space. 总被引:15,自引:0,他引:15
Most companies focus on matching and beating their rivals. As a result, their strategies tend to take on similar dimensions. What ensues is head-to-head competition based largely on incremental improvements in cost, quality, or both. The authors have studied how innovative companies break free from the competitive pack by staking out fundamentally new market space--that is, by creating products or services for which there are no direct competitors. This path to value innovation requires a different competitive mind-set and a systematic way of looking for opportunities. Instead of looking within the conventional boundaries that define how an industry competes, managers can look methodically across them. By so doing, they can find unoccupied territory that represents real value innovation. Rather than looking at competitors within their own industry, for example, managers can ask why customers make the trade-off between substitute products or services. Home Depot, for example, looked across the substitutes serving home improvement needs. Intuit looked across the substitutes available to individuals managing their personal finances. In both cases, powerful insights were derived from looking at familiar data from a new perspective. Similar insights can be gleaned by looking across strategic groups within an industry; across buyer groups; across complementary product and service offerings; across the functional-emotional orientation of an industry; and even across time. To help readers explore new market space systematically, the authors developed a tool, the value curve, that can be used to represent visually a range of value propositions. 相似文献
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