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Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> espoused:
> Death knell foreseen for desktop/native applications?
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> Carphone says SOA delivers apps faster
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>| Carphone Warehouse claims that its move to service-oriented
>| architecture (SOA) has enabled it to deliver applications two
>| to three times faster than before.
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> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/11/24/cpw_soa/
This is an inevitable direction, and is a natural extension of the
original purposes of both java and html/http. You write generic code
and markup, and the rendering device chooses how it should be
interpreted based on its own knowledge of itself and its own
capabilities.
The SOA approach is bound to assist here!
>
>
> Related (and recent):
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> Red Hat Drives Customer Value Beyond Linux
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>| Virtualization and Service-Oriented Architecture Solutions will be
>| central to Red Hat?s strategy of creating value for the customer in 2007.
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> http://press-releases.techwhack.com/5627/red-hat-drives-customer-value-beyond-linux/
>
>
> Beyond Vista
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>| But Vista isn't a part of the software-as-a-service trend, and all
>| the pomp and circumstance around its release mask a growing
>| concern inside the company, one that comes through in executives'
>| demeanor, internal communications and candid conversations about what
>| the IT world will look like five years from now: Software as a service
>| is a threat unlike any the company has faced before, and Microsoft must
>| make dramatic changes if it wants to remain the most important
>| technology company in the world.
> `----
>
> http://www.cio.com/archive/111506/fea_vista.html
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