元器件交易网讯  4月16日消息，据外媒报道，为迎接业界的下一次革命物联网的到来，  萨提亚·纳德拉（Satya Nadella）推出新计划：数据文化。据IDC研究表示，“数据文化”在未来四年将创建一个1.6万亿美元的业务。

　　纳德拉在位已有70多天了，他以极快的速度改变了公司的方向。

　　在此期间，他推出iPad版Office，重组高管，发布了一个免费的Windows版本,举办了开发者大会。

　　周三，他推出一个新的计划来迎接物联网的到来，提出一个新的名词：数据文化。

　　这意味着，每一个无生命的对象与计算机芯片传感器和应用程序连接,就可以通过互联网访问:你的门、你的电梯、你的药瓶、你的运动鞋、你的空调甚至你的隐形眼镜。

　　首先，纳德拉将推出三款新品：

　　公司的下一个版本的数据库SQL Server 2014。它现在包括内存技术。SQL Server是一个受欢迎的企业数据库。数据库行业已经经历一个“内存”革命,在很大程度上要归功于SAP HANA数据库。“内存”数据库可以在瞬间处理大量的数据。

　　一个新的云服务叫做“云服务Azure智能系统服务（Microsoft Azure Intelligent Systems Service）”，将聚集物联网应用程序控制所有用于这些对象的传感器。这样的服务不是第一个，Salesforce公司提供了一个类似云服务的平台叫做Salesforce1。

　　另一款新品是微软分析平台系统(Analytics Platform System，APS))，结合微软的SQL Server数据库与另一个Hadoop数据库技术。它可代替云服务，适用于任何想要运行自己的大数据应用的公司。

　　他还在博客里提出自己对未来的看法，“数据文化适合每个人。”

　　在过去，只有那些知道如何使用一个复杂的数据库的人可以提问、做分析和学习一些东西。下一代的技术包括所有的应用程序可以让任何一个人筛选大量无论是研究或业务需求的信息，发现新事物，而不去考虑技术问题。

　　他说，这将会把世界变成一个“数据文化”。

　　据IDC研究表示，“数据文化”在未来四年将创建一个1.6万亿美元的业务。

　　思科约翰·钱伯斯预计物联网随着时间推移会创造更大价值。在10年之内，它将创造一个14万亿美元的市场。

　　据Gartner估计,2014年整个科技市场将达到约3.8万亿美元。所以，如果这些预测实现的话，物联网将是它的三倍以上。

　　（元器件交易网董蕾 译）

　　外媒原文如下：

　　Satya Nadella has been the CEO of Microsoft for a whole 70 days, during which he's been changing the company's direction at a blistering pace.

　　He's already launched Office for iPad, reshuffled executives,released a free version of Windows, and hosted a developer conference full of love for Apple.

　　On Wednesday, he laid out Microsoft's plan for the next big thing coming to the Internet, known as the Internet of Things(sometimes called the Internet of Everything).

　　That's when every inanimate object gets a computer chip sensor and an app and can be accessed over the Internet: your doors, your elevator, your medicine bottles, your sneakers, your air conditioner, even your contact lenses.

　　Nadella has come up with a new name for the phenom: "the data culture."

　　First, he announced three new products:

　　The next version of the company's database calledSQL Server 2014. The big thing here is that it now  includes in-memory technology. SQL Server is a popular enterprise database. The database industry has been going through an "in-memory" revolution, largely thanks to SAP's HANA database. "In-memory" databases can crunch vast amounts of data almost instantaneously. A new cloud service called "Microsoft Azure Intelligent Systems Service" that will host IoT apps that can control all of those sensors used with all of those objects. This isn't the first such service. Salesforce offers a similar cloud, called Salesforce1. A new product called the Analytics Platform System (APS) that combines Microsoft's SQL Server database with another trendy database technology called Hadoop. This would be used by companies that want to run their own big data apps in house, instead of using a cloud service.

　　He also offered his vision for the future in a blog titled "The data culture for everyone."

　　Here's the key sentence:

　　We believe that with the right tools, insights can come from anyone, anywhere, at any time. When that happens, organizations develop what we describe as a 'data culture.'

　　In the past, only people who knew how to use a complicated database could ask questions, do analysis and learn things. The next generation of technologies will be all about the apps that will let anyone, regardless of technical skill, sift through large quantities of information and discover new things, be it for research or business needs.

　　That, he says, will turn the world into a "data culture."

　　By the way, this "data culture" will create a $1.6 trillion business over the next four years, according to an IDC study commissioned by Microsoft.

　　Cisco's John Chambers has predicted that the IoTs will be far bigger over time. In about a decade, it will be a $14 trillion market, he says.

　　To give you some context, Gartner estimated that the entire tech market in 2014 will reach about $3.8 trillion. So, if these predictions hold true, IoT will more than triple it.