Over the past two decades, business volume of hardware and software in the U.S has decreased by about seventy percent, while the cost of management and support has grown from $20 billion to $140 billion. With close to seventy percent of this growing figure being spent on the management of legacy systems and only thirty percent on new systems, improvements in the development of self-managing systems have become a cost-saving priority for many corporations and an issue of strategic importance for many economies.
Investigating the latest theories, methods, and technologies,...
Over the past two decades, business volume of hardware and software in the U.S has decreased by about seventy percent, while the cost of management...
