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The next wave of application opportunity Ulrich Homann Chief Architect, Microsoft Enterprise Services OOP 2009 Soft (ware) skills: the key to successful projects OOP 2009 Soft (ware) skills: the key to successful projects
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The Client-Server-Service Wave Preview of Live The Client Wave The Server Wave Preview of Windows Vista & Office 12
Driven by customer requirements and dreams
Research Focus Groups User Experience Testing Customer & Partner Advisory Councils Beta Releases
SECURE & TRUSTED PLATFORM VIRTUALIZATION BUSINESSINTELLIGENCE NEXT- GENERATION WEB
Document redirection Offline files
Physical & Virtual Management Server Consolidation Accelerated Provisioning Dev/Test Business Continuity
Image Library Ver N Ver M Ver N
SQL IIS ASP IIS ASP IIS ASP
The goal in most ‘green’ initiatives is to use only the minimally required resources for the given workloads. Ideally, systems will be deployed with the minimally required resources and allow for ‘dynamic’ growing and shrinking of required resources based upon load heuristics. Consolidate workloads onto fewer resources by analysis of load patterns and hotspots: Permanently and Temporarily Shut down non-required resources What is the Architecture for a Green Application Synchronicity is dead LEED equivalent
How can I prioritize and react to the sheer volume of communications and be more productive? Communication Overload How can I get a global organization to act in concert across boundaries? Global/Distributed Customers, Partners and Teams How can I integrate my communications and PC networking infrastructures? Disparate, Complex Networks How can I leverage existing enterprise infrastructure and the Internet to lower communications costs? High Cost of Communications
Voice Mail Enterprise Telephony Audio Conference Web Conference Video Conference & Instant Messaging Separate Management & Unified Messaging Instant Messaging Enterprise Telephony Conferencing Platform Unified Experience Common Management Vertically integrated communication silos Inefficient communications Communications overload Parallel infrastructures Horizontally integrated common platform Standards-based distributed architecture Accessibility in the entire network One common database Overall Costs Down Bringing together people and information with softwareBringing together people and information with software
Incoming call notification queue Dynamics CRM Agent Dashboard Incoming customer call notification Expert search
UC Windows Workflow Activities Visual Studio
Moore’s Law Faster Smaller, lower power & cheaper Metcalfe’s Law Increased bandwidth More connections & cheaper Processing Interconnection Storage Computing Shugart’s Law Larger storage size Smaller form factor & cheaper
YOY % shipping growth SOURCE: Gartner Dataquest, and IDC % Mobile PCs 5.8% Mobile Phones 3.9% Desktop PCs 34.1% Converged Mobile Phones
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6.8 billion humans Source: United Nations Economic and Social Commission
Business collaboration wherever and wheneverBusiness collaboration wherever and whenever Choice and customization/personalizationChoice and customization/personalization Access to information on my servers/networkAccess to information on my servers/network
DEVELOPMENT TOOLS PARTNERS SiliconVendorsDeviceManufacturers ISVs and IHVs ISVs and IHVs Mobile Operators SolutionProviders IT INFRASTRUCTURE EXPERIENCES
COMPUTERS NETWORKS BUILDING BLOCK SERVICES THIRD PARTY APPS & SOLUTIONS ONLINE SERVICES LIVE SERVICES DATA CENTERS
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Terms of Service User DataFind & Locate IdentityInfra- structure Notifications & Messaging Silverlight Streaming Live ID Live Search Virtual Earth Contacts Photos Messenger Alerts Admin Center App Storage Agents
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