In the early days, companies had “dumb terminals” for data access and applications. These terminals were located on servers in the huge computer facilities of just a very few companies. They didn’t own the software themselves but leased it from these companies. Then came the Personal Computer, and now almost every company can afford an internal networking system. Today a company’s data and the programs that access it are under the physical control of the companies themselves. M
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