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Are you Enterprise friendly?

Sep 9, 2007 4:15 PM

Click to view Josh Hilliker's profile Josh Hilliker 3 posts since
Aug 28, 2007
What does it mean for an Office 2.0 application to be Enterprise Friendly? What do you think it means to be Enterprise 2.0 ready, and even better friendly for the Enterprise? Or is the question how deep you integrate, and does it really matter?

I'd like to hear your thoughts.
Click to view scott.mark's profile scott.mark 5 posts since
Aug 14, 2007
Reply 1. Re: Are you Enterprise friendly? Sep 9, 2007 4:16 PM
There were several great presentations on this yesterday... I hope you caught them. Adam Carson did a great job covering this in depth; try to catch him today if you didn't hear that. I also tried to cover this on the Web Practitioner panel. I have some blog thoughts here.

The bottom line is that from a technical perspective you need to be able to integrate... at a minimun with AAA (authentication, authorization, audit) services. You probably also need to have a story around records management (archivability, retention).

But I think the bigger issues are just around process understanding. Some vendors out here get what it's like to bring this stuff into a large enterprisey setting, some do not. You need to understand the implementation issues as well as the decision making process, and have a different story than you have for the consumer space.

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