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Microsoft's campaign to take over the world is bringing it into conflict with a few people.
on Dec 10, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
Is the cold war between Sun and IBM over Java heating up?
on Dec 8, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
Microsoft is leading a charge back to the desktop. Will the world follow?
on Nov 11, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
Widespread adoption still depends on the computer industry getting its definitions straight and clearing up the lingering customer confusion about these two related--but separate--concepts.
on Oct 31, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
What do we mean by open standards anyhow?
on Oct 21, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
Can 'standards' and 'standardization' be two unrelated concepts?
on Oct 17, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
There are three main factors that affect the return on investment of any user interface technology: ease of use of the application, ease of deployment and on-going maintenance, and ease of initial development.
on Oct 14, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
Is Microsoft ready to move onto the 'extinguish' phase with the Web browser?
on Oct 9, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
One valuable capability of open standards is to let customers decouple application decisions from infrastructure choices
on Sep 30, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
Industry gurus claiming that technology no longer matters to Corporate America may be drawing the wrong conclusion from the wrong evidence.
on Sep 17, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
If the IT industry wants to be more like other, mature manufacturing industries, then large vendors need to be willing and able to integrate and resell software components as easily as they do hardware parts
on Sep 10, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
What do you think about when you write Java?
on Sep 3, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
Could Microsoft co-opt Linux?
on Sep 2, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
Java takes a language-specific approach to solving problems, .NET takes a platform-specific one
on Aug 22, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
Standards, and corresponding monopolies, can occur naturally
on Aug 21, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
Single points of failure can be entire systems. Prevention may lie in "fencing in".
on Aug 19, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
Software vendors are in a better position than enterprises to have the full-time user champions that Extreme Programming requires
on Aug 13, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
Microsoft makes money from Windows desktops, not from browsers
on Aug 12, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
Sometimes you want them, sometimes you need them
on Aug 8, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss
What is Microsoft trying to do?
on Aug 6, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss