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Gianpaolo's blog
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thoughts of a dotcom refugee happily expatriated at Microsoft
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- 134 from 12 Dec 2004 to 30 Mar 2009
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2009 1
2008 20
- Crikey... I am moving to Australia
- PDC is over, it was awesome! Now, off to Sydney
- Head in the cloud, Feet on the ground: an article about the cloud
- Cloud Services Architecture symposium
- So, I have been tagged...
- A little English lesson for cloud lingo lovers...
- Multi Tenant Data Access (MTDA) Blueprint
- Software + Services for Architects Webcast
- I can't believe we are still talking about whether saas == multi-tenancy...
- Cloudy Future for the Enterprise and most likely for ISVs too
- Nephologist: The Hottest Job in the Software Industry!
- You liked LitwareHR v1, You loved LitwareHR v2, You are going to die for LitwareHR 'cloud storage' edition :)
- Consumerization of IT: an example
- S+S Architecture Site on MSDN
- I think Phil drank the Kool-Aid too but he has not realized it yet :)
- S+S: Real or have I drunk too much Kool-Aid? :)
- LitwareHR v2 Webcast
- An "S+S World"
- Introducing Narumoto-san
- Monetization: the next frontier of SaaS / S+S architecture
2007 41
- 2008 the year of INTRAnet-SaaS / INTRAnet-S+S
- FYI: my LinkedIn contact
- No Hobbits but great chat with Lukas
- More about S+S
- LitwareHR v2: from SaaS to S+S
- ISVs are from Mars, and Hosters are from Venus
- Complexity does not go away, it just changes hands...
- Efficient Software Delivery through Service Delivery Platforms
- Intra-enterprise SaaS
- Either I don't get it or I'm calling (at least partial) BS on SaS 70
- One for all, and all for one
- Phil on SaaS Appliance
- Guess What? Fred's back!
- Hosting LitwareHR
- For Those Who Believe that the Browser is Good Enough
- Build - Run - Consume - Monetize
- My Wife is an Ecosexual...
- Pendulum
- Microsoft RPFBALOBNAIALLTACTIYJFUVSASFS
- SaaS Undertakers do exist...
- From High Margin-Low Volume to High Volume-Low Margin
- SaaSCon Debrief
- Desktop vs. Webtop panel at SIIA S4 Conference
- Recommendation: Add Eugenio's Blog to Your List
- SaaS Undertaker ++
- SaaS company biting the dust and idea for a new startup, I think :)
- Beleza , meu irmao (or what I learned in my Brazil visit)
- SaaS Workshop + Hand on Labs Available for Download
- Why a Deregulated IT would actually be good for Microsoft
- The IT Deregulation Act
- Templatized customization a.k.a. never give a gun to a monkey
- ISVs = 1-to-many delivery ; Enterprises = many-to-1 consumption
- I have a Chinese name!
- Michel-as-a-Service shares his thoughts and experiences
- Pre-SaaSCon Podcast
- Why SaaS in the Enterprise: The Elevator Pitch
- Microsoft SaaS Architecture Brainpower Just Increased
- LitwareHR and Windows Server 2003
- More about LitwareHR
- SaaS Sample Application Finally HERE!
- Cost per feature vs. cost per tenant (or how to choose whether to go multi-tenant or not)
2006 58
- My 2006 SaaS Posts Hit Parade
- Predictions for SaaS in 2007
- The cheapest (and most likely fastest) way to transfer 300GB of data from San Francisco to New York is to FedEx the hard drive...
- SaaS ISV Architecture Questionnaire version 1.0
- Phil Seeking the True Meaning of SaaS
- Want to watch some SaaS TV?
- SaaS adoption set to explode
- Mr. and Mrs. CIO SaaS will not make your life simpler (but it is not necessarily a bad thing)
- Introduction to SaaS Architecture Podcast
- On the licensing front...
- SaaS: An Enterprise Perspective
- SaaS, bad parents and not invented here syndrome
- What have babysitters to do with SaaS?
- TechEd US SaaS Presentation Available Online
- Understanding SaaS Architecture Powerpoint Presentation
- The "meringue effect" or even better, eating a "wind gebaeck"
- SaaS Architectures
- Takeaways from the “SaaS in the Enterprise” Panel at SaaSCon
- SaaS value proposition for SMBs is quite different than the one for large enterprise
- Why Watching TV with your wife/husband/partner is good for Architects
- Dan shares his impression of SaaScon
- Back from SaaSCon
- Mike is telling us how he does it :)
- Looking for a top notch SaaS architect!
- SaaS podcast on Computerworld
- The “multi-tenant” emperor has not clothes
- SaaS in the enterprise (or the need of the external service bus?!)
- SaaS architecture site on MSDN just went live
- Not a SaaS related post
- SaaS For Your Ears
- Business continutity planning key for SaaS success
- SaaS Powerpoint Presentation and WW Partner Conference
- Multi-tenant Data Architecture Whitepaper
- Ballmer's SaaS-Y plan
- SaaS Architecture Guidance on https://msdn.microsoft.com/isv/
- SaaS Guidance: not only for ISVs
- Chatting with Diego about SaaS
- Blogging from Word 2007
- Analysts (finally?!) in tune with our view of the world?
- First SaaS architecture guidance paper on MSDN
- SaaS value proposition for the buyer
- SaaS Simple Maturity Model
- Hava Data Will Travel (don't ask me, ask Roger)
- Multi-Tenancy, metadata driven everything and you are my #1 customer
- After Data in SOA, Data in the context of Internet Scale app
- gianpaolo's hierarchy of software needs
- Gartner folks must read my blog :)
- Wanna talk SaaS?
- Blue Ocean Strategy and Architecture
- SaaS Architecture Guidance: coming soon to a theater near you!
- Data in the context of Connected Systems (a.k.a. SOA)
- 1 day 1 blog: as simple as that
- Architect T-Shirt anyone?
- Longhorn
- 1000 emails
- SOA, six blind men and an elephant
- The architect greatest trick?!
- is there a "long tail" in solutions architecture?
2005 13
- Does your computer play classical music at boot time?
- Business or Technology?
- gianpaolo's blog: take 3
- Pillar 2: Identity and Access
- 5 pillars get high interest @ TechEd Europe
- Pillar 1: Messaging
- 5 Pillars of Connected Systems
- Developer - Architect divide?
- Architect position at Microsoft Corp
- 5 pillars of Connected Systems
- Orlando here I come...
- A fresh start...
- Of course 64 bit is inevitable.