Microsoft Web 2.0 Van De Hype Naar De Oplossing Heliview 7 5 2008
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Presented @ Heliview Enterprise 2.0 event on May 7, 2008.
Transcript of Microsoft Web 2.0 Van De Hype Naar De Oplossing Heliview 7 5 2008
“ Waar moeten we beginnen ?”
“Het past niet in onze bedrijfscultuur”
“De infrastructuur is te complex”
“ Web 2.0 is iets voor consumenten”
“ Web 2.0 is iets voor consumenten”
How critical is Enterprise 2.0 to your
organization’s overall business goals/success?
Source: AIIM – Market IQ / Q1 2008 – n=443
What Are You Trying to Accomplish With
Enterprise 2.0?
Source: AIIM – Market IQ / Q1 2008 – n=443
What Impact Does Enterprise 2.0 Have on the
Following Business Goals?
Source: AIIM – Market IQ / Q1 2008 – n=443
What does “social Software”
mean to you?
http://gialyons.wordpress.com/2008/04/17/what-does-social-software-mean-to-you/
Gia Lyons is Social Software Evangelist for IBM
“It’s wikis, blogs, and
something like Facebook.
Oh, and we need it to
integrate with Windows
SharePoint Services.”
“social Software” :
“ Waar moeten we beginnen ?”
Communicate
Anywhere Access
Share & Collaborate
Windows Live Platform
Workspace
Seamless with OfficeSeamless with Windows
SkyDrive
Messenger
Spaces
Hotmail
AdCenterContacts StorageWL ID Search
SharedView
Work StyleLife Style
Consumer to Enterprise
Organization
IT Managed
Enterprise Ready
Individual
Platform
User Managed
Access & Sharing
Extend Office
Business Productivity InfrastructureSocial Computing Tools Integrated by Design
Secure, Well Managed Infrastructure
Business
Intelligence
Enterprise
Content
Management
CollaborationEnterprise
Search
Unified
Communications
Workflow Search BusinessData
Catalog
ExtensibleUI
OpenXML FileFormats
Website andSecurity
Framework
Wikis, Blogs, Discussions, Feeds, Tagging, Social Networking, Profiles, Presence
“Het past niet in onze bedrijfscultuur”
Culture is a destination
not a starting point
http://michaeli.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/04/culture-is-a-de.html Michael Idinopulos, SocialText
Onze manier van werken verandert
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
2000 2005 2010
Verschillende tijd, verschillende lokatie
Zelfde tijd, verschillende lokatie
Zelfde tijd, zelfde lokatie
Zelfstandig
Percentage werk dat
afhankelijk is van
groepsinput
Bron: Gartner Group
“De infrastructuur is te complex”
Challenges companies face for
adopting Social Computing
Employees want to use consumer technology in the enterprise
IT wants “enterprise-ready” tools: secure, controlled,
compliant, and manageable
Software + Services
http://www.gapingvoid.com/Moveable_Type/archives/004116.html
ICT Infrastructuur
Sourcing modellen
Schaalvoordelen
Groei naar behoefte
Geavanceerd beheer
Diensten
Controle & eigendom
Strategische inzet
Veel aanpassingen / wet en
regelgeving
Servers op lokatie
Hosting
TCO infrastructuur
Externe afhankelijkheden
Time to market
Business Productivity Online Suite
•Multiple customers, one
architecture
•No seat limit
•Customer needs rapid deployment
Dedicated
•Single customer per architecture
•Businesses greater than 5,000 seats
•Customer needs most server
features
Standard
Enterprise 2.0 Powered by Microsoft
Secure, Well Managed Infrastructure
Business
Intelligence
Enterprise
Content
Management
CollaborationEnterprise
Search
Unified
Communications
Workflow Search BusinessData
Catalog
ExtensibleUI
OpenXML FileFormats
Website andSecurity
Framework
Wikis, Blogs, Discussions, Feeds, Tagging, Social Networking, Profiles, Presence
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