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i-Technology 2008 Predictions: Where's RIAs, AJAX, SOA and Virtualization Headed in 2008?
SYS-CON's Annual i-Technology Predictions Round-Up
By: Jeremy Geelan
Jan. 17, 2008 10:00 AM
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Managing web services . Governance . Web service servers . BPEL
Considered to be a visionary in his field, Dr Kolawa's years of experience with various software development processes has resulted in his unique insight into the high-tech industry and the uncanny ability to successfully identify technology trends. As a result, he has orchestrated the development of numerous successful commercial software products to meet growing industry needs to improve software quality - often before the trends have been widely accepted. Kolawa has been granted ten patents for the technologies behind these innovative products. 1. I expect that the industry will recognize that managing web services is much more complicated than initially anticipated. People are finding that the systems being built nowadays are strangely interconnected to the rest of the world… and every time they touch those systems, something else is impacted. I predict that this will lead to growing interest in web service governance.2. As more and more people expose their existing systems as web service servers, I think we will see a lot of situations where service consumers try to use these applications in ways that the original designers did not anticipate. This is a classic case of missing requirements and miscommunication. I expect that this will also lead to tighter governance. 3. I think that BPEL will continue to advance and people will find new applications for BPEL. Eventually, it will sink in that:
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DR ADAM KOLAWA
With Microsoft mandarin
Kevin Johnson bolting to
Jupiter, leaving
Microsoft to lick its
wounds over Yahoo and
reorganize, CEO Steve
Ballmer sent out an
all-hands e-mail to
Microsoft folk
encapsulating the message
he delivered to financial
analysts gathering in
Redmond Thursday. Ballmer
Two of the biggest
launches in Rich Internet
Application history took
place in 2007/2008 when
Adobe launched AIR 1.0 in
February '08 and
Microsoft launched
Silverlight (September
'07). At the 6th
International AJAXWorld
RIA Conference & Expo in
October SYS-CON Events is
delighted to be
Citrix has tapped its VP
of channels and emerging
product sales Al
Monserrat to replace its
departing sales chief
John Burris, who, as
previously reported, is
going to Sourcefire as
CEO. A couple of years
ago Monserrat was
responsible for Citrix'
North American sales.
Meanwhile, Citrix
In ASP.NET 2.0, we
introduced a very
powerful set of
application services in
ASP.NET (Membership,
Roles and profile). In
3.5 we created a client
library for accessing
them from Ajax and .NET
Clients and exposed them
via WCF web services. For
more information on the
base level ASP.NET 
Reminding people of how
its backing was the
making of Linux, IBM, to
no one's surprise, has
thrown its support behind
cloud computing, that
delicious nexus of every
chi-chi buzzword
technology currently in
vogue: Web 2.0, rich
Internet applications,
software-as-a-service,
SOA, grid com
