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Business Models of P 2 P Companies An outlook of P 2 P architecture usage in business today

The IT revolution has enabled common man to utilize the Internet resources extensively. The existing commonly used client/server architecture of the Internet has facilitated countless sources of information, exchanges and services in the cyberspace. The natural spread of these resources on the Internet, as well as emerging issues like scalability, authority and autonomy etc. are leading to the development of new alternative architectures for organizing information and effecting interaction. In this paper, we evaluate the ‘Peer to Peer’ (P2P) architecture and assess its application to the business world today. In particular, we identify the most important relevant attributes of the P2P model and look at selected implementations, which completely or partially use the architecture. The P2P model is still in its development phase, with many questions unanswered and a number of new emerging concerns. However, it is expected that things will change rapidly in future, as the technology develops further and incorporates more innovative ideas.