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Monday, March 12, 2007
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This week is the MVP summit. Hopefully, I'll make it over there and see the Architect MVPs. Otherwise, things seem sort of quiet in the Microsoft wing of the blogoshphere.
Saw 300 yesterday on a relatively rare day out with just Jules. Really enjoyed it.
Nick Malik
describes
what goes into an enterprise platform roadmap.
Joe McKendrick
recaps
a vendor SOA suites podcast. With SOA, you can revisit your platform decision on a project by project basis which allows you to avoid the dreaded "vendor lock-in". But supporting lots of platforms is an operational nightmare, so maybe lock-in isn't as bad as it sounds.
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Harry Pierson
at 9:38 AM Pacific Standard Time
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