What is the future?
Future correction is a process that makes efforts to ensure that products and information provided or stored today are still relevant or accessible in the future. This can be done in many ways and can mean somewhat different things for different industries and efforts. For example, a software developer can try to "future evidence" a program that evolves by the fact that the code is likely to work with innovations in programming and hardware that can occur in the future. Future corrections do not necessarily have to be an accurate process, but usually relies on the efforts spent on the introduction of technology and culture in the future. Software development is the main area in which future product resistant is a problem. While updated versions of the software will often be available and relax, most developers want to provide software will still be usable with new hardware and other programs issued in the future. If the company released a new product that is not compatible with a device releasedA year later as a standard for many users, then this product would almost immediately seem obsolete or irrelevant.
Computer hardware is also usually developed with regard to future verification. Printers, monitors, motherboard and internal hard drives are usually designed to work with any technology at that time. However, hardware should still work with technology that is released shortly after it ensures that the hardware -producing company maintains the reputation. Many customers want to feel that the technology they buy is a reliable investment for a relatively long time and future correction is one way to give customers confidence in their purchases.
The future is also relevant with regard to how data or information is stored and recorded. For example, the film has the main mistake in that it is almost future evidence in any sense.The celluloid is notoriously flammable and hundreds of original films were lost due to fire fires; The celluloid also breaks down for a relatively short time and becomes a jelly consistency. Digital data storage means are usually designed to prevent these types of physical degradation, but are also intended in the future. Future data storage corrections means that physical media should be resistant and the format in which data is stored should remain legible in the future.