Portals And Collaboration
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Portals are increasingly being used to deliver applications and information as services, rather than serving as the delivery mechanism themselves. Enterprise mashups that combine functionality from different systems are expected to be implemented in 50% of companies by 2011 to improve flexibility. Portals are also evolving to serve as social networking hubs and tools for end users to easily combine and customize applications. Presenters discussed the trend away from large, long-term projects towards more agile development of smaller, virtualized services and applications in a "everything-as-a-service" model enabled by cloud computing.
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Portals And Collaboration
- 1. Portals and Collaboration What I learned from the Gartner Conference Mark Scrimshire b: http://ekive.blogspot.com e: [email_address] t/a/s: ekivemark
- 2. Portals Federated Identity Management and OpenID 60% of Enterprise Portals replaced corporate intranets Portals will decompose and deliver sub-system functionality as services Information and applications are delivered through a portal not by a portal
- 3. Enterprise Mashups take off 50% of Enterprises will implement Enterprise Mashups by 2011 Closing the agility gap between heavyweight SOA and lightweight Web 2.0 applications Good Enterprise Mashups provide governance as well as development tools
- 4. Where is the Portal heading? The great Aggregator End User Mashup enabler Social Networking included Extending portal integration to legacy applications
- 5. Thin Client Confusion Adobe Flex / AIR Mozilla PRISM Microsoft Silverlight
- 6. Understanding the user Digital Exile Digital Immigrant Over age 28 Digital Native
- 7. End of the “big bet” project? Smaller projects delivered more quickly Lower capital costs Higher people and change management costs
- 8. Everything-as-a-Service Software-as-a-Service Platform-as-a-Service Designing broken applications Cloud computing Virtually disposable technology