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What are network-embedded applications? What is the difference between network-embedded and network-attached concepts? This chapter provides an overview of central network management strategies and compares them with distributed management, network-attached appliances, and a holistic approach of network-embedded applications. Concrete scenarios explain the benefit of network-embedded applications. In addition, industry initiatives that address network-embedded solutions are described. The business aspect is provided as well, describing the impact of network-embedded solutions. Technical challenges and future opportunities conclude this chapter.
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Wolter, R. (2013). Motivation: The Dawn of the Age of Network-Embedded Applications. In: Clemm, A., Wolter, R. (eds) Network-Embedded Management and Applications. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-6769-5_1
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