Michael Platt's WebLog : Adding Products to S+S

Friday, July 21, 2006 5:42 PM Michael Platt

Adding Products to S+S

So now I can add some of the Microsoft Product set to my table:

Model	Name	Consumer		Enterprise
Sales	Marchitecture	Web 2.0		SOA
		Service		Software
		Saas		Servers
		Live		Windows
Conceptual	Application	Mashups		Composite apps
	Collaboration	Social Network	Spaces,	Sharing	SPS
	Communication	Discussion	Mail, Xbox, Messenger, Spaces, Bots	email	Exchange, LCS
	Discovery	Tags	Favorites
	Search	Search	Search, Knowledge, QnA	Search	SPS, Search
	Reputation	Trust
	Identity	Relationship	Live ID	Idm	AD
	Content	Video and Audio	Local, Video, xbox, Office	Documents	Office, WMP
Logical	Design tools	Machinima		Flash	Expression
	Tools	ROR		VS	Visual Studio
	Process			BEPL	Biztalk
	Language	Dynamic		pseudo compiled	c#, VB
	Frameworks	Ajax	Atlas	.Net	.Net
	API	API		SDK
	Services	Atom	ESS	WS*	WCF
	Messaging	REST	REST	SOAP	SOAP
Physical	Service	SaaS	Live	Server	Server
Physical	Device	Devices	Windows	Client	Windows

Pretty impressive. Bet noone else else has coverage like this!

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# re: Adding Products to S+S

Tuesday, July 25, 2006 5:39 AM by neilwd

Mike, this looks interesting but I'm a bit confused by your iterations hee. When you put "Web 2.0" under "consumer" and "SOA" under "enterprise", are you saying that Web 2.0 technologies and concepts have no place in the enterprise? Likewise, for SaaS? (If so, what about salesforce.com? ;-)

Maybe I'm reading too much into this. When you use the labels "consumer" and "enterprise" are you referring to customer segments for the IT industry, or something else?

I guess what I'm saying is that some narrative would help me figure out what you're getting at... :-)

Neil Ward-Dutton

# re: Adding Products to S+S

Tuesday, July 25, 2006 12:23 PM by Michael Platt

Yup, you are right and it could do with narrative, Its more a stream of conciousness thing. Yes, you are reading a bit too much into it which is why I put marketecture as the description next to the slides. Basically I am lumping the names we have into the areas they are used in in general today as a taxonomy rather than being very exact about it or doing any forecasting. So typically most saas and web 2.0 are in the consumer space today, there are clearly exceptions like salesforce and I am not saying where they will end up although I do belive that there is an "Enterprise 2.0" going to happen.

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