Software Dis-Integration

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Componentware means software designed to work as components for larger applications.

Like in the PC, that is built from keyboard, monitor, mouse, etc.

In componentware, because the interfaces between modules are standardized, it is possible to mix software from different providers. Componentware is changing the dynamics of the business of software.

Some software companies see it as an opportunity; SAP for example, plans to split its monolithic solution into components that will facilitate the integration of third party components. Other software companies see componentware as a threat, as it could make the entrance barrier lower and the life easier for newcomers.

Posted on set 8, 2008 by Giorgio Buccilli  

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Features That Matter Most

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Companies like Google and Netscape knows what it takes to run a successful business. It is the business model, and not the product that determines success or failure of software companies. That’s what many start-ups have unhappily discovered for themselves.

I’ve still much to learn, yet something have learned on what start-ups should better do:

  1. -remain a “product company” long enough to build a customer base, before offering customization and services
  2. -run the business independently from distribution channel
  3. -avoid appointing the chief engineer as business manager.

Posted on gen 29, 2008 by Giorgio Buccilli  

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Abbà Pater

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In 1999, Pope John Paul II, launched the CD ‘Abbà Pater’ on which… he raps. In the same year an amendment to the Chinese constitution says that “Private business is an important component of the country’s socialist market economy“.

Business is like a stage where we all play roles. But instead of traditional action, we play in improvised theatres. Without a script nor a director, the audience is joining the actors, asking for leading roles.

Every role is vacant. The horror theatre is open, fantastic and frightening. As our business is driven by uncertainty and fear, what is pushing us at the speed of light?

Posted on dic 16, 2007 by Giorgio Buccilli  

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