Future of Computing

Notes on the direction of the software industry.

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Future of Computing

2003-08-21

Web Services

The business model followed by Salesforce.com, described briefly in this
AO100 Contender Profile on AlwaysOn-Network.com, is the most compelling model around. Their revenues have more than doubled doubled last year.

- posted by John Black @ 8:14 AM