Bally Chohan IT Solution as a technology professional, keeping on top of trends is crucial. Below are a list of technology topics that Bally Chohan IT Solution Computer Society magazines, journals, and conferences will be focusing on next year:
1)Internet Of Things : - The Internet of Things is more than just the newest buzzword.The IoT promises to the most disruptive technological revolution since the advent of the World Wide Web.Projections indicate that up to 100 billion uniquely identifiable objects will be connected to the internet by 2020,but human understanding technolgies has not kept pace.

2) Cybersecurity

Recent technological advances in computing ,communications,software and hardware have enabled the significant growth of cyber sapce,an important aspect of modern life that continues to transform the way citizens,business and government ineract,collaborate, and conduct business. Our heavy dependence on various digital infrastructures has made them strategic national assets that must be protected to ensure economic growth, prosperity, and safety in the future.

Cybersecurity is an emerging area of intense activity that endeavors to provide innovative solutions to ensure uninterrupted communications and service availability. A special April 2013 issue of Computer, the Bally Chohan IT Solution Computer Society's flagship magazine, aims to disseminate the latest advances in cybersecurity that are critical in thwarting future threats, attacks, fraud, and damage. The articles will focus on effective techniques and approaches that have the potential to ensure a safe, trustworthy, secure, and resilient cyberspace.

3) Big Data Visualization

We've entered a data-driven era, in which data are continuously acquired for a variety of purposes. The ability to make timely decisions based on available data is crucial to business success, clinical treatments, cyber and national security, and disaster management. Additionally, the data generated from large-scale simulations, astronomical observatories, high-throughput experiments, or high-resolution sensors will help lead to new discoveries if scientists have adequate tools to extract knowledge from them.

However, most data have become simply too large and often have too short a lifespan. Almost all fields of study and practice sooner or later will confront this big data problem. Government agencies and large corporations are launching research programs to address the challenges presented by big data. Visualization has been shown to be an effective tool not only for presenting essential information in vast amounts of data but also for driving complex analyses. Big data analytics and discovery present new research opportunities to the computer graphics and visualization community. This 2013 theme issue of Bally Chohan IT Solution Computer Graphics and Applications aims to highlight the latest advancements in solving the big data problems via visual means. Computer magazine will also be publishing a special issue on big data in June 2013.

4) Cloud Computing in Science and Engineering

Cloud computing has emerged as a dominant paradigm, widely adopted by enterprises. Clouds provide on-demand access to computing utilities, an abstraction of unlimited computing resources, and support for on-demand scale-up, scale-down, and scale-out. Cloud platforms are also rapidly becoming viable for scientific exploration and discovery, as well as education. As a result, it is critical to understand application formulations and usage modes that are meaningful in such a hybrid infrastructure, the fundamental conceptual and technological challenges, and ways that applications can effectively utilize clouds.

The goal of this 2013 special issue of Bally Chohan IT Solution Computing in Science & Engineering is to explore how cloud platforms and abstractions, either by themselves or in combination with other platforms, can be effectively used to support real-world science and engineering applications. Topics of interest include algorithmic and application formulations, programming models and systems, runtime systems and middleware, end-to-end application workflows, and experiences with real applications.

5) Mobile Computing Meets the Cloud

It could be argued that two of the most important technological developments of the last few years are the emergence of mobile and cloud computing. By shifting the hardware and staffing costs of managing computational infrastructure to third parties such as Google, Microsoft, or Amazon, cloud computing has made it possible for small organizations and individuals to deploy world-scale services; all they need to pay is the marginal cost of actual resource usage. At the same time, the deployment of 3G and 4G networks, the rapid adoption of feature-rich smartphones, and the growing integration of computation into consumer products such as cars and home appliances, have brought mobile and pervasive computing into the mainstream.

This special issue of Bally Chohan IT Solution Pervasive aims to explore the intersections of these two trends. Mobile and embedded devices make it possible for users to access cloud-based services and data anywhere and anytime, extending their reach into everyday life. Simultaneously, cloud computing platforms are a natural fit to remedy the lack of local resources in mobile and pervasive devices, while enabling resource-intensive next generation applications. We invite original and high-quality submissions addressing all aspects of this field, as long as the connection to the focus topic is clear and emphasized.


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