Prakash's Blog

Twitter is not dead yet,first Twitter has to figure out how to generate revenue either by premium subscriptions or charging for API calls from the applications which is built around Twitter. Just like Linkedin has found a advertising m…

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This is IT’s biggest failure. SOA should not be pitched to the Board or the CEO at the beginning. It should start from the development team or from IT departments and work the way up. Show how you have saved money by adopting SOA practice…

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I’m not sure this forum question came out correctly. Will BI ultimately hurt privacy?. No it will not:). It’s up to the enterprises like Google who are using BI tools to see how much they know about us or how much they can add to our pr…

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Thanks for the update Alan.

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I agree with JP & Mike. BPM helps you to understand business process better than ever before, on the other hand SOA is more about making sure business process achive the results using IT services based on SOA methodology. In the …

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There are two categories of Web 2.0 Applications: Business/Enterprise Web 2.0 applications and consumer focused applications. For enterprises Facebook , Linkedin and Twitter are a very small part of their application stack. Enterprise …

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I agree with Avigdor Luttinger, Applications built for enterprises customers are yet to be Web 2.0 enabled they lack the functionality and richness of a typical web2.0 Applications(RIA). One way to reduce development time and implemen…

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I personally think it’s very tough to say with 100% confidence that any single person can identify 20% of processes in a enterprise that create value, and the bigger the enterprise bigger the problem. The best approach is have a BPM Compe…

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Web 2.0 has a big impact on marketing at Enterprises. Web 1.0 marketing teams were only focused on banner ads, email or direct marketing campaigns with no major tools to track audience behavior. Web 2.0 marketing now has to focus on 1) soc…

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When I started working in IT long time back, the main job title was Systems Analyst. This job role included basic business (the domain) knowledge and software development expertise. As the software engineering field evolved many enterpris…

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