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  • K karthik Tamizhmathi

    Is Microsoft's Business Strategy under attack by SOA ?

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    Jeremy Falcon
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    karthikoncodeproject wrote:

    Is Microsoft's Business Strategy under attack by SOA ?

    Yeah sure, their DNS servers are mastermind marketers. :rolleyes:

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    • K karthik Tamizhmathi

      Is Microsoft's Business Strategy under attack by SOA ?

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      Michael P Butler
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      karthikoncodeproject wrote:

      Is Microsoft's Business Strategy under attack by SOA ?

      Which strategy? Microsoft have been around for a long, long time. They've adapted to every challenge that has come up. Some they've won, some they've lost. But they keep going. They aren't afraid to look foolish, they aren't afraid to lose money and aren't afraid to do what it takes. If service oriented architecture is the future, then Microsoft will fight for that platform too. SOA still needs good solid development tools, an okay OS to run on and client applications to interact with the services.

      Michael CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]

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      • K karthik Tamizhmathi

        Is Microsoft's Business Strategy under attack by SOA ?

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        Paul Watson
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        At the moment MS's internal problems are more of a threat than any external factor.

        regards, Paul Watson Ireland FeedHenry needs you

        Shog9 wrote:

        eh, stop bugging me about it, give it a couple of days, see what happens.

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          karthikoncodeproject wrote:

          Is Microsoft's Business Strategy under attack by SOA ?

          Which strategy? Microsoft have been around for a long, long time. They've adapted to every challenge that has come up. Some they've won, some they've lost. But they keep going. They aren't afraid to look foolish, they aren't afraid to lose money and aren't afraid to do what it takes. If service oriented architecture is the future, then Microsoft will fight for that platform too. SOA still needs good solid development tools, an okay OS to run on and client applications to interact with the services.

          Michael CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]

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          karthik Tamizhmathi
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          Michael P Butler wrote:

          If service oriented architecture is the future, then Microsoft will fight for that platform too.

          So, for SOA needs MS have to fight...

          Michael P Butler wrote:

          SOA still needs good solid development tools

          Ofcourse, But IBM Technology is far ahead than MS

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          • K karthik Tamizhmathi

            Michael P Butler wrote:

            If service oriented architecture is the future, then Microsoft will fight for that platform too.

            So, for SOA needs MS have to fight...

            Michael P Butler wrote:

            SOA still needs good solid development tools

            Ofcourse, But IBM Technology is far ahead than MS

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            Michael P Butler
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            karthikoncodeproject wrote:

            Ofcourse, But IBM Technology is far ahead than MS

            ROFLMAO. Really? In what way?

            karthikoncodeproject wrote:

            So, for SOA needs MS have to fight...

            Microsoft fights on all business fronts. It is the nature of the beast. All successful companies fight each day to keep their market and to improve their bottom line.

            Michael CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]

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              At the moment MS's internal problems are more of a threat than any external factor.

              regards, Paul Watson Ireland FeedHenry needs you

              Shog9 wrote:

              eh, stop bugging me about it, give it a couple of days, see what happens.

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              Michael P Butler
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              Paul Watson wrote:

              At the moment MS's internal problems are more of a threat than any external factor.

              I find that to be the case in most large companies.

              Michael CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]

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                karthikoncodeproject wrote:

                Ofcourse, But IBM Technology is far ahead than MS

                ROFLMAO. Really? In what way?

                karthikoncodeproject wrote:

                So, for SOA needs MS have to fight...

                Microsoft fights on all business fronts. It is the nature of the beast. All successful companies fight each day to keep their market and to improve their bottom line.

                Michael CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]

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                karthik Tamizhmathi
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                Michael P Butler wrote:

                Really? In what way?

                Just search the IBM site for SOA related developments. The Whole IBM technology revolving around SOA phases. [DB2, Lotus Products, Rational Products, Tivoli products, Websphere, workspace..etc.,] I hope you agree the success of SAP is due to its SOA depended technology. Even Sun Microsystem is working hard in SOA technology. But Microsoft is slow in the SOA race.

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                  Michael P Butler wrote:

                  Really? In what way?

                  Just search the IBM site for SOA related developments. The Whole IBM technology revolving around SOA phases. [DB2, Lotus Products, Rational Products, Tivoli products, Websphere, workspace..etc.,] I hope you agree the success of SAP is due to its SOA depended technology. Even Sun Microsystem is working hard in SOA technology. But Microsoft is slow in the SOA race.

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                  Michael A Barnhart
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                  karthikoncodeproject wrote:

                  I hope you agree the success of SAP is due to its SOA depended technology.

                  NO, Umm, you had better look at SAP and it's history.

                  karthikoncodeproject wrote:

                  Even Sun Microsystem is working hard in SOA technology.

                  Only if you believe RPC based services fit the SOA model.

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                    Michael P Butler wrote:

                    Really? In what way?

                    Just search the IBM site for SOA related developments. The Whole IBM technology revolving around SOA phases. [DB2, Lotus Products, Rational Products, Tivoli products, Websphere, workspace..etc.,] I hope you agree the success of SAP is due to its SOA depended technology. Even Sun Microsystem is working hard in SOA technology. But Microsoft is slow in the SOA race.

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                    Michael P Butler
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                    karthikoncodeproject wrote:

                    But Microsoft is slow in the SOA race.

                    Lets not forget the story about the tortoise and the hare.

                    Michael CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]

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                    • K karthik Tamizhmathi

                      Is Microsoft's Business Strategy under attack by SOA ?

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                      Chris S Kaiser
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                      SOA is Microsofts Business Strategy. Services is their new model, just listen to 'ol Ozzie speak, you'll catch it. Its a counter and complement to their piracy and licensing troubles. So... only if they are attacking themselves.

                      This statement is false.

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