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Being Online: On Computing, Data, the Internet, and the Cloud [Hardback]

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  • Izdošanas datums: 23-Dec-2021
  • Izdevniecība: Arcade Publishing
  • ISBN-10: 1951627792
  • ISBN-13: 9781951627799
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  • Formāts: Hardback, 336 pages, height x width x depth: 210x140x33 mm, weight: 469 g
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  • ISBN-13: 9781951627799
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A pioneer of cloud computing and big data offers his vision of the future world taking shape around us. 
 
Big data, cloud computing, the mobile internet, AI, wearables, robots, virtual reality, the internet of things, blockchain&;every day the internet era seems to give birth to new, sometimes disquieting technological innovations. Science and technology can feel like a wild horse roaming loose in the community: it's hard to tell where it's going, but it affects everyone.
 
Jian Wang was the architect of Alibaba's cloud and has been the driving force behind its technology innovations, including the City Brain initiative to develop a new digital infrastructure for sustainable cities. Being Online is his meditation on this epochal moment in the internet era, when the conjunction of cloud computing (and cloud storage), big data, and the mobile internet has erased the difference between being offline and on; computing can be done in the cloud rather than in a box on a home or office computer, lowering its cost; and data is connected, making it big and multiplying its usefulness exponentially as well as its value. The moment we are in will be as transformative for humanity as Henry's Ford's production line. Data is changing the nature of business. Computing is reshaping the economy. The cloud will help you do things you could never do before and at scales that would previously have been impossible. It will help us discover a world we have never seen and anticipate before others do; like a microscope, it will reveal things in our world we have never been able to perceive. Jian Wang's visionary book lays out the implications of this epochal shift, how to think about being online, and how to approach being in the cloud.

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The first time I met Dr. Jian Wang (we call him the Doctor), I was shocked by his vision of the future of internet technology. I wish we had met earlier.Jack Ma, cofounder and former executive chairman of Alibaba Group, from his foreword

"In Being Online Jian Wangoffers an expert view into the future of information and interconnectivity. The convergence of digital technologies promises to transform the economy and the society in ways that will affect every company and every individual. This book provides a roadmap for managers, technologists, entrepreneurs, and ordinary citizens."Mauro F. Guillén, dean, Cambridge Judge Business School and bestselling author of 2030: How Today's Biggest Trends Will Collide and Reshape the Future of Everything

Dr. Jian Wang was, and is, a moonshot thinker. From Alibaba Cloud to City Brain, his own brain seemingly knows no limitation, and he puts it to the task in this book by distilling complex ideas into approachable frameworks, philosophies, and tangible examples. True to form, Dr. Wang doesnt hold back on making bold observations or predictions. This book is for those who are curious about how the online world came to be and interested in where it is going. K. Guru Gowrappan, CEO of Verizon Media/Yahoo

Being Online reads like an encyclopedia of technology knowledge at your disposal. Dr. Wang can expound on the fact of 'data in the cloud' and match it with his understanding of the human experience and inevitable interaction that transforms the relationship, resulting in organic growth much like that of humanity itself. Beyond that, the concept of 'being online' is an apt metaphor mirroring our unique, expressive interaction with our most important technologies. Dr. Wangs book can serve as a launching pad for the creative technical minds that will build the essential tools for our future.Ed Bennett, former president and CEO of VH1, former CEO of Prodigy

Few people in the world have Jian Wangs perspective of our webenabled futurespanning eastern and western cultures.Being Online offers unique and valuable insights into the cloud and our increasingly interconnected world. It is not to be missed.Robert Buderi,  journalist, entrepreneur, and author of Engines of Tomorrow and other books 

"Jian Wang presents an extremely knowledgeable and compelling account of our emerging online lives. His exposition of the City Brain Initiative is particularly inspiring for the future of smart cities. I thoroughly recommend reading this book."Peter G. Rowe, Raymond Garbe Professor of Architecture and Urban Design and Harvard University Distinguished Service Professor

Whatever your background, this fascinating book will likely enrich your understanding of the potential for data once it is interactively available online. Wang believes being online will be the essence of this era and that our understanding of it has just begun. At the highest level, having real-time interactive access to data, knowledge, partners, and users is ultimately a major amplifier of innovation. He persuasively makes the case that the 'new continent' he describes will be constantly expanding in valuable new ways.Curt Carlson, former chairman and CEO of SRI

Through his cross-disciplinary training and working experiences, Dr. Wang gained a unique and profound understanding of data, cloud computing, and the internet. Being online is what makes big data interesting and valuable. This book will help you think deeper and further about the future of digitization and its impact on our societies. Its a must-read for anybody who cares about data and its potential business opportunities.Zuo-Jun (Max) Shen, Chancellor's Professor, Industrial Engineering and Operations Research & Civil and Environmental Engineering, UC Berkeley; vice president and pro vice chancellor (research), University of Hong Kong   When I first met Dr. Jian Wang ten years ago, he couldnt stop talking about the exciting future of cloud computing. Today, he has become a pioneer and doer of Alibaba's fundamental technology infrastructure. In the book, he not only shares his unique experience, but also makes bold predictions for the future. I believe that no matter what industry you are in, this wonderful book will open your mind.Joseph Tsai, executive vice president, Alibaba Group   Being Online can greatly inspire the younger generation. In it, the Doctor generously shares the stories of YunOS and the De-IOE of Aliyun (Alibaba Cloud), which demonstrate both the reach of his ambition and his persistence. Reading his book is knowing the person.Ming-Kai Tsai, chairman of the board and former CEO, MediaTek Inc.   You dont really understand the internet if you dont understand what being online is. At the World Internet Conference in Wuzhen, I was so excited after listening to Dr. Jian Wang speak that I sent a text message to Jack Ma saying. 'Jian Wang is Alibabas treasure!" Jack replied, 'He is China's treasure.'"Shuo Qin, former editor in chief of China Business NewsDaily

Foreword xi
Jack Ma
One Confusion, Dislocation, and Entanglements in the Digital Era
1(24)
Confusion between Data and the Internet
1(10)
Dislocation of the Cloud and Computing
11(8)
Entanglement of Being Offline and Being Online
19(6)
Two The Evolution from Being Digital to Being Online
25(36)
Being Online Is the True Nature of the Internet
28(6)
Atoms Become Bits, Bits Go Online
34(11)
The Map: An Evolution from Analog to Digital to Online
45(8)
Being Online Is a Brand-New Continent
53(8)
Three The Evolution from Information to Data
61(20)
Data Is More Valuable than Information
61(4)
Data Is a Strategic Resource
65(3)
The Telescope, the Microscope, and Radar
68(5)
Believing in Data Is a Kind of Self-Confidence
73(8)
Four The Evolution from Computers to Computing
81(36)
Computing Is a New Public Utility
81(15)
There Is No Public or Private Cloud, Only the Utility Cloud
96(8)
Apsara: Driving Computing to Be a Public Service
104(10)
De-IOE: Computing Is Replacing Computers
114(3)
Five The Mobile Internet Is the Internet of Being Online
117(38)
The Clamor of Mobile and the Silence of Being Online
127(11)
Apps Are Good, but the Web Is Great
138(3)
YunOS: An Operating System Created for Being Online
141(8)
It's Not the Internet of Things, It's the Internet of All Things Under the Sun
149(6)
Six Pursuing the Dream of the Online Cloud
155(34)
Making Computing Online
155(3)
Breaking through the Fog Surrounding Cloud Computing
158(8)
Tradition and Innovation Hand in Hand; Large and Small on the Same Stage
166(7)
Computing Becomes a New Capability of Human Beings
173(5)
Data Is a New Natural Resource, a New Source of Wealth in the World
178(11)
Seven From Menlo Park to Yunqi Town
189(38)
A Park Lights Up the World
192(2)
Yunqi, Built for Developers and Start-ups
194(10)
The Apsara Conference: A Computing Conference
204(9)
Yunqi's Journey with Computing
213(14)
Eight The Fusion of the Internet, Data, and Computing
227(22)
The Internet Becomes Infrastructure and a Platform for Innovation
227(5)
Data Becomes a Means of Production and a Type of Natural Resource
232(5)
Computing Becomes a Public Utility
237(4)
The Coming of the Computing Economy
241(8)
Nine From Moore's Law to the Laws of Being Online
249(20)
Fire and Electricity
249(4)
The Laws of Being Online
253(8)
Shadows in the Sunshine
261(8)
Ten Humanity's Self-Confidence
269(22)
Showing Respect for Others, Being Confident in Oneself
269(11)
City Brain: Moonshot Initiative for the Next Decade
280(11)
Epilogue 291(4)
Acknowledgments 295(2)
Permissions Acknowledgments 297(2)
Index 299
Dr. Jian Wang was the chief technology officer at Alibaba and founded its cloud, which ranks third as a public cloud provider globally and first in Asia. He was also the chief architect of Apsara, its computing foundation, and took the lead in proposing the industrial model of using computing as a public service. In 2016, Dr. Wang pioneered and led the nonprofit City Brain initiative to develop a new digital infrastructure for sustainable smart cities as his personal effort and was the architect of Hangzhou City Brain. He founded the Yunqi Academy of Engineering, a private nonprofit research institute with a focus on scientific research for City Brain, and the Yunqi Science and Technology Innovation Foundation, a philanthropic private foundation that operates the free 2050 museum, which envisions the future through technology innovation and organizes the 2050 event every year in April, promoting the vision of science and technology bringing people together. He is a member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and lives in Hangzhou, China.

Jack Ma is the cofounder and former executive chairman of Alibaba Group.