Tuesday, September 28, 2010

GLOBAL INFORMATION PLATFORMS (G.I.P)

Imagine every human being owns a personal airport near their house or a reserve lane from their house to office. Are we talking of infinite resources at our disposal? But this is far away from reality. Human intelligence in material affairs is very practical, thus we have international airports and national highways and roads being utilized and reutilized on need basis. Thus an international airport can cater to millions and similarly a four-lane highway is utilized by millions.

Nonetheless Information Age has dramatically changed human lifestyle, both in personal and professional subjects - "It has transformed the way we think, govern and perceive human interactions".

Digitization is “ever-evolving” continuum of technology. Despite of tremendous advancement in information technology, it has yet to catch up with pace of basic human needs; Even today, world of information technology is full of architectures of personal airports and personal lanes resulting in - resource crunch and cost overruns!

Era for Global Information Platforms (GIP) is ripe: Conformed Human needs across the Globe, are driving factors for advent of GIP's. Practicality of material world is greatly pursued by digital world here and GIP needs to comply with specific parameters termed as “GIP Params”.

Herein Global Information Platform Params (GIPP) ::

1. RTS (Response Time Signature)

2. IE (Interface Ergonomics)

3. GA (Global Availability)

4. DOP (Degree of Perfection)

5. SE (Scale Elastic)

6. LT Cognitive (Language & Time Cognitive): Globalization Compliance


Architectural Paradigm Shift for making GIP's a reality ::

(Session is a private airport/private lane. Pooling is close to private airport/private lane pooling. Scaling an application of this architecture is matter of brute force rather then applied intelligence. Soon this approach makes GIP ROI turn negative.) -Scaling GIP'S to cater to millions with positive ROI needs Particulation of Session.


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