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The CLOUD Will Be The Most Convulsive Change In History

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July 11, 2011 – Comments (4)

It will eliminate much of what you currently know and do on a daily basis.

Just like the tractor eliminated the need for over 95% of the farmers in a time when most people worked in agriculture....the clould will have an even greater convulsive impact.

Easy things that you can see evaporating into the cloud are the post office being replaced by eMail, retailers being replaced by online selling, paper books and newpapers being replaced by digital delivery.

But the cloud will drive massive efficiencies never dreamed possible....like eliminating the need for most bank branches.....libraries....schools.....offices.......and much more.

Are you ready for a cloud based world....are you ready for www.udderworld.com  where we highlight and discuss these changes on a daily basis.

In order to advance, you must replace what is obsolete.......those who were in the horse business were not too exciting about the automobile.......but this time around, the efficiency driven by the clould will be unprecedented.

Hang on....it will be quite a ride as much of current human functionality evaporates into the cloud.

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#1) On July 11, 2011 at 1:07 PM, alstry (36.52) wrote:

Even traditional technology jobs evaporating into the cloud.

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/cisco-may-cut-5000-jobs-analyst-says-2011-07-11?link=MW_home_latest_news

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#2) On July 11, 2011 at 1:15 PM, cizastro (< 20) wrote:

Things like this always sound incredible, but what happens when power goes out or a network goes down?  Brick & mortar buildings will always exist because technology will never be 100% reliable enough to completely replace the physical buildings.

 The more we rely on technology, the more helpless we all become when it goes down.

 

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#3) On July 12, 2011 at 5:58 PM, chk999 (99.96) wrote:

Agriculture was a far bigger change.

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#4) On July 14, 2011 at 1:02 AM, concealedweaponR (38.22) wrote:

so what companies seem to be the possible leaders in this?

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