Posted by Steven Bond on October 14, 2010
Can Microsoft blur the lines between Windows Small Business Server and cloud computing? The answer is beginning to emerge as the software giant launches a Windows Small Business Server (SBS) Aurora beta test. In somewhat related news Microsoft also is testing a new Windows Home Server, code-named Vail. Here’s a closer look at both efforts, [...]
Posted by Steven Bond on July 14, 2010
A lot of people, myself included, have wondered why SaaS and cloud seem to be catching on more readily than ASPs at the start of the decade. Maybe we weren’t ready then. SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) may have helped with this, in part.
As Linthicum points out in the podcast, cloud computing [...]
Posted by Steven Bond on July 14, 2010
Microsoft is rolling out a number of new feature additions to its Microsoft-hosted family of “Online” services, including POP e-mail compatibility and better support for Mac clients.
Microsoft’s Online family currently includes Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, Communications Online, Live Meeting, CRMÂ and the Business Productivity Online Suite (BPOS). All of these services are [...]
Posted by Steven Bond on July 14, 2010
A lot of people, myself included, have wondered why SaaS and cloud seem to be catching on more readily than ASPs at the start of the decade. Maybe we weren’t ready then. SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) may have helped with this, in part.
As Linthicum points out in the podcast, cloud computing doesn’t [...]
Posted by Steven Bond on July 13, 2010
A lot of people, myself included, have wondered why SaaS and cloud seem to be catching on more readily than ASPs at the start of the decade. Maybe we weren’t ready then. SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) may have helped with this, in part.
As Linthicum points out in the podcast, cloud computing [...]