Six years ago, John Webster and Chris Stakutis wrote a book called “Inescapable Data,” in which they talked to nearly 50 corporate executives and entrepreneurs about how massive accumulations of data could transform their businesses and their lives.
Stakutis, who’s a specialist in sharing file systems over storage area networks, was then the chief technology officer for International Business Machine Corp.’s Tivoli software group. He had become interested in “data emitters” – devices like refrigerators that could have IP addresses and could share data over the Internet.
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Author: Deborah Gage
