Transparent Computing

In many ways, transparent computing is a shift in approach from traditional computing methods. The devices may be easily embedded and seamlessly incorporated in a transparent computing environment. This can lead to the transformation of the environment to suit a user for any use at any point in time.

Features of transparent computing include:

• Separate storage and execution of application programs and software

• Compatibility with different instant operating systems

• Reduction of different hardware and software compatibilities

• Potential of centrally managed data and information

• Considerable time savings, as the whole process is converted into one that is seamless

• Distributed deployment of services

• Dynamic scheduling and execution of applications

• Better protection of data, which is centrally managed, creating comparatively fewer leakages than other paradigms

• Reduced complexities and other costs, like hardware and management

• Significant tackling of privacy and security issues