The study of virtualization in cloud computing
Journal Title: International Journal of Advanced Biotechnology and Research. - Year 2016, Vol 7, Issue 1
Abstract
ABSTRACT Objective: Cloud computing refers to applications and services that run in a distributed network and uses virtual resources. The purpose of the present article is to study the existing and potential features of the management and sharing knowledge systems based on cloud computing in libraries and information centers. Present study, in addition to the investigation of existing and potential library software in the cloud-computing models of “software as a service” and “platformas a service”, also discusses ability of such models in the creation, dissemination and sharing of knowledge. Present study, besides investigating the software features that have proposed their utilities with these models, have also attempted to identify the usage and feedbacks of using these products in the world's top libraries and have proposed suggestions in relation to the purpose of the study. Methodology/Approach: The present study to collect data has used a combination of documentary study and the content analysis of websites of libraries of one hundred top universities according to the webometric website. Findings: The results showed that more than 46% of the world's top libraries use cloud based systems.
Authors and Affiliations
1Hosein Fatahei, 2Alireza Bahari and 1Nasrin Evazzadeh Mohammadiyan
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