via Judith Hurwitz (first and second articles)
As usual, very interesting feed for thoughts coming from Judith.
Some abstracts:
The definition of an application is changing. The traditional view that the packaged application is hermetically sealed is going away. More of the new packaged applications will be based on service orientation based on best practices. These applications will be parameter-driven so that they can be changed in real time. And yes, Service Oriented Architectures (SOA) didn’t die after all.
Exactly what we are doing at Innoveo with our product Innoveo Skye since years!
Managing end points will be one of the key technology drivers in 2011. Smart phones, sensors, and tablet computers are refining what computing means. It will drive the requirement for a new approach to role and process based security.
Totally agree, we are working on that also at Innoveo. Cannot disclose yet.
Cloud computing moves to the front office. Two years ago IT and business leaders saw cloud computing as a way to improve back office efficiency. This is beginning to change. With the flexibility of cloud computing, management is now looking at the potential for to quickly innovate business processes that touch partners and customers.
Also something we feel coming out of the market and as new business need. Why not working on that too ;-)
cross-posted on the Innoveo Blog
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