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Knowledge@Wharton interview with Kevin Lynch

Kendall Whitehouse has an interview up with Kevin Lynch at Knowledge@Wharton in which he discusses everything from Adobe AIR to the Open Screen Project. It's one of the better interviews I've seen and gets into a lot of aspects of Adobe's strategy around RIAs. They also talk about Kevin's new...

Tags: Adobe Systems Inc., Adobe AIR, Knowledge@Wharton, Kendall Whitehouse, Desktop Application, Desktops, Hardware, Ryan Stewart

Blog posts 2008-05-29

Knowledge@Wharton interview with Scott Guthrie on everything

Knowledge@Wharton interview with Scott Guthrie on everythingI don't understand 1 comment by GuthrieIn [url=http://tinyurl.com/2vynnv]the interview[/url], Scott Guthrie said the following:[i]Downloading an application and running it fully trusted for business-to-consumers scenarios -- I just don't see as big an opportunity for it. There will certainly be some places where you do...

Tags: Web site development, Web technology, Channel management, Scott Guthrie, Web site, Web, Knowledge@Wharton

Discussion threads 2008-03-20

Knowledge@Wharton interview with Scott Guthrie on everything

Kendall Whitehouse has a really fantastic interview up with Scott Guthrie, the man helping to lead Microsoft's charge into rich Internet applications. The interview covers a ton of ground including Microsoft's plan to make money off of Silverlight and Scott Guthrie's thoughts on AIR. Kendall has been following the space...

Tags: Microsoft Silverlight, Knowledge@Wharton, Microsoft Corp., Web Browser, Kendall Whitehouse, Kendall, Scott, Flash, Web Browsers, Microsoft Windows, Desktops, Web Site Development, Internet, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware, Ryan Stewart

Blog posts 2008-03-19

Knowledge@Wharton on Google, Adobe, and Microsoft and RIAs

Knowledge@Wharton on Google, Adobe, and Microsoft and RIAsCan Google make money?Both Microsoft and Adobe are relying primarily on selling products. Google is selling advertising and scondarily subscriptions without ads (Premiere, $50 per user/year).If Google does not obtain a profitable response for advertisers on word processing documents and spreadsheets, advertising...

Tags: Google Inc., advertisement, Knowledge@Wharton, rich Internet application, Adobe Systems Inc.

Discussion threads 2007-11-03

Knowledge@Wharton on Google, Adobe, and Microsoft and RIAs

There is an excellent rundown of the three biggest rich Internet application players right now - Google, Adobe, and Microsoft - in Knowledge@Wharton. I thought it did a good job of explaining where these companies are coming from and also got some good feedback from a variety of Wharton professors...

Tags: Desktop, Job, Adobe Systems Inc., Google Inc., Knowledge@Wharton, Rich Internet Application, Microsoft Corp., Desktops, Hardware, Ryan Stewart

Blog posts 2007-11-01

Microsoft's Ray Ozzie on Google, Adobe and Microsoft's resilience

Knowledge@Wharton has an interview with Microsoft chief software architect Ray Ozzie. He doesnt offer much in the way of new revelations about Microsoft strategy, but provide more nuance to the multi-headed vision that Microsoft General Manager of Platform Strategy Charles Fitzgerald discussed with me last week.What struck me was Ozzies...

Tags: Web Technology, SaaS, Mobile, Microsoft, Software Infrastructure, Personal Technology, General, Adobe

Blog posts 2007-04-04

Tech stocks caught in a tug of war

Knowledge@Wharton presents the case for and against technology stocks in an article that illustrates the lack of direction the sector has taken...

Tags: Knowledge@Wharton, stock

Blog posts 2004-11-05

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The business of business process outsourcing

Can Big Blue succeed in BPO? The latest edition of KnowledgeWharton, published by the University of Penn's Wharton School, reports that IBM continues to shift away from platforms to services, with nearly half of its $89 billion revenue from last year coming from services. The company got into BPO...

Tags: BPO, IBM Corp.

Blog posts 2004-11-18