collaboration in the cloud (1)software and the next web
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Part 1;Collaboration Software Market Trends Part 2; Business Need for Collaboration Part 3; Strategy for Collaboration Service ProvidersTRANSCRIPT
Collaboration in the Open Cloud
Part II: what are the customer needs?
PART 1:the way the wind blows
Part III: Recommended Service Provider actions
winds of change are here to stay
they bring the Internet of Services
so what is collaboration..
and where is going ..
SaaS
Big 5
new players , social collaboration
software tools
the market is blending..
from unified collaboration...
to web collaboration..
to social collaboration...
to social networking...
to apps collaboration
... and is getting crowded
try to go CLOUD
what are the incumbents doing ?
try to be SOCIAL
what are the incumbents doing ?
try to be OPEN
what are the incumbents doing ?
try to be PERSONAL
what are the incumbents doing ?
so the game is in the cloud
that follow some rules
is not about being BIG
• There is not a distribution channel accesible only to established players
• No need for long expensive customer developements
• Not an operating system to be lock in- the Web is the OS ( well there is a risk with the apps store)
• And the competition is just one click away
is about Connect and get Connected
about Open API
choice drive the innovation
but much choice drives you crazy
so simple plattforms are the key(developers side and customer side )
but which Apps to include?
who should decide?
who should decide?
the open web is THE plattform
that links all openly ..(apps, identities..)
that links all openly ..(activities,relations..)
that links all openly ..(services,accounts,..)
from services
to connected services
is personcentric
and every time more semanticContext LinkedMetadata
the next web
so how to face the big ones?
OPEN
SOCIAL
PERSONAL
CLOUD
SEMANTIC
* we will see how in the next presentacions..
leverage the next web
...and what about the customer side?
see Part II: What do customers need
see Part III :Recomended Service Providers Strategy
Part I: Where the winds are blowing