About 2 weeks ago I did this podcast with my friend and colleague Syd Williams, who is President of Lyceum Associates, on the topics of Microsoft/Yahoo!, the move to cloud computing and thin clients and overall market shifts in software and the Internet.
Duration: 19 minutes (It takes a few moments to load)
[1] While everyone seems to focus on advertising as the primary catalyst behind Microsoft's decision to bid for Yahoo, to what extent does software development play a role? Is there a Trojan horse strategy at work here? Could Microsoft, in fact, use Yahoo to defend its core proprietary model?
[2] In the past Greg has discussed and written about market shifts favoring thin clients? With all the talk now about cloud computing, does he see this accelerating?
[3] What could we expect of today's different players? How might positions shift?
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Lyceum Roundtable: Podcast on Software Development & MSFT+YHOO
Labels:
Apple,
Cloud Computing,
Google,
google apps,
Internet,
Microsoft,
Ope Source,
standards,
thin clients,
Yahoo
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