Posts Tagged "Microsoft"

What Are You Doing To Get Off XP?

In case you haven’t heard Microsoft is ending support for Windows XP and Office 2003 in April of 2014. What this means is that Microsoft will no longer patch security vulnerabilities discovered in XP or Office 2003, and therefore there will be…

Functional Organization at Microsoft

@iamjaygreene and @jimkerstetter of @CNETNews are not surprised by the departure of unpopular Windows boss Steven Sinofsky from Microsoft. Jay Greene, Steven Sinofsky: Microsoft's controversial Mr. Windows 8 (CNET 21 October 2012) Jim Kerstetter, A tale of two execs: Microsoft's Sinofsky and…

What Makes a Platform Open or Closed?

#bizarch @nickvitalari sees signs of resurgence at #Microsoft. Everyone Beware: Microsoft is Alive Again and May Become an Elastic Enterprise (April 2012) Vitalari sees Microsoft's deal with Barnes and Noble as a promising signal, although he admits that it is open to conflicting…

What Makes a Platform Open or Closed?

#bizarch @nickvitalari sees signs of resurgence at #Microsoft. Everyone Beware: Microsoft is Alive Again and May Become an Elastic Enterprise (April 2012) Vitalari sees Microsoft's deal with Barnes and Noble as a promising signal, although he admits that it is open to conflicting…

High-Velocity BPM Comes to the Cloud

For years, we have been known for our ability to rapidly deliver BPM solutions to our clients. It is also known that as a result of our intuitive user experience, many of our customers have quickly become self-sufficient in building a large…

A Rising Tide Lifts All Ships

How BPM Can Increase Your Overall SharePoint Maturity Over 43% of organizations deploying SharePoint are looking to purchase workflow or business process management (BPM) add-on applications for the platform, according to the 2011 “How Are Businesses Using SharePoint” survey. Like many businesses deploying…

Well on our way to 2019

I just viewed a new video from Microsoft about their future vision of our lives in 2019. Which is a great video offering a glimpse of things to come. Although, I was thinking that we probably won’t have to wait until 2019 to…

Fall 2011 Survey: SharePoint and BPM

Every six months we run a survey about how people are using SharePoint.  Some surprising results have been revealed.  For instance, in the survey running now through October 1st, we see that BPM/workflow is the #1 third-party app being considered for running…

Microsoft Joins the Open Group as a Gold Member

There has been a great deal of momentum with the Open Group over the past few weeks (Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF) recognized by The Open Group as valid Architecture Framework). I am happy to announce today that for the first time Microsoft…
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