In July 1995, a long-dormant volcano began erupting on the tiny island of Montserrat. Two years later, lava flows and explosions have reconfigured the landscape forever.
Experts warn another giant blast is coming.
They know where, but they don't know when. Oddly enough, the Internet began erupting at roughly the same time. Two years later, it has changed the computing landscape forever. Like Montserrat's volcano, the Internet isn't done erupting either. According to the latest from market researchers at Dataquest and other firms, the Internet is on the verge of a surge in business use.