Webcloud World

In a recent post, Marc Benioff shares his vision about Web 3.0 and what it means for the industry.
By making the “cloud” even more accessible, companies such as Google or Amazon, and of course Salesforce ( strangely, the recent Yahoo/Intel/HP initiative is not mentioned in his post), give the power to individuals to innovate, whereas [...]

Peter Laird from BEA has accomplihed a fantastic job by referencing and mapping the major players in the “cloud” industry. It is highly recommanded for anyone interested inthis field to take a look at this visual map and his blog post.

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Launching MobileMe, Apple has decided that , along with your mobile life through the iPhone, your data have to be stored in a cloud and synchronized, no matter the device you use. It works with native applications, on both Mac and PC, and stores all your email, contacts, and calendars on a secure online server, [...]

Microsoft Emerging Business Team’s Manager proposes an interesting view, beyond the classical “everything on-demand” in its blog.
A must read!

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