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Borgification is the assimilation of all available hardware resources into a single network entity. As well, it extends the unified network tree into other foreign "legacy" informational environments such as operating systems, language environments, document repositories, applications etc | Borgification is the assimilation of all available hardware resources into a single network entity. As well, it extends the unified network tree into other foreign "legacy" informational environments such as operating systems, language environments, document repositories, applications etc | ||
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| + | === Example applications === | ||
| + | *[http://www.pricespy.co.nz Pricespy] style "scrapers" | ||
| + | *Statement retreival and parsing | ||
| + | *Remote installation/upgrading | ||
| + | *Network monitoring and analysis | ||
| + | *content syncronisation across multiple media/protocol/format | ||
| + | *multi OS/lang/hardware support (eg. iPod, XBox) | ||
Revision as of 09:16, 4 June 2006
Borgification is the assimilation of all available hardware resources into a single network entity. As well, it extends the unified network tree into other foreign "legacy" informational environments such as operating systems, language environments, document repositories, applications etc
Example applications
- Pricespy style "scrapers"
- Statement retreival and parsing
- Remote installation/upgrading
- Network monitoring and analysis
- content syncronisation across multiple media/protocol/format
- multi OS/lang/hardware support (eg. iPod, XBox)
