Portals And Collaboration

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+ Mark Scrimshire 2 years ago
Amit, My presentation got postponed but I will think about doing that. A the very least I might add some speaker notes. There is a lot of background to this deck on my blog in the March 2008 archive - the event was held around the 25th March - Check out:
http://ekive.blogspot.com
+ Amit Ranjan 2 years ago
Any chance this could be converted into a slidecast by adding audio and synching it... that would add the context as well

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Portals and Collaboration
- What I learned from the Gartner Conference
- b: http://ekive.blogspot.com
- e: [email_address]
- t/a/s: ekivemark
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
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
Where is the Portal heading?
- The great Aggregator
- End User Mashup enabler
- Social Networking included
- Extending portal integration to legacy applications
Thin Client Confusion
- Adobe Flex / AIR
- Mozilla PRISM
- Microsoft Silverlight
Understanding the user
- Digital Exile
- Digital Immigrant
- Digital Native
End of the “big bet” project?
- Smaller projects delivered more quickly
- Lower capital costs
- Higher people and change management costs
Everything-as-a-Service
- Software-as-a-Service
- Platform-as-a-Service
- Designing broken applications
- Cloud computing
- Virtually disposable technology