Transcript Building the Business Internet with Windows.NET

Windows 2000
What can we do now?
Andrew Rose
23rd January 2001
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The two sides of Windows 2000
Application Server
Database Server
Web Farm
• Desktop O/S
Supplier
Intranet
Online Marketplace
• File & Print Services
• Mail Server
• Enterprise Management features
Supporting Infrastructure
Call Centre
LOB
Sales Force
Knowledge Management Programs
Multiple Channels to Market
Mission Critical
The Windows Platform
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Technology Evolution
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Computing power
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Connectivity
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Low-cost, high-speed Internet, wireless connections
to employees, partners, and customers
Device proliferation
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Power doubling every 18 months
Scalable and economical (PCs and servers)
Smart devices - Handhelds, PDAs, cell phones
Emerging standards
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Open standards for exchanging data
 Connectivity, presentation, data exchange
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Surviving And Thriving
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A fast moving, agile organization
with lower costs and higher profits
Business Imperatives
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Best of breed business integration
Empower your employees
Sell where your customers are
The Agile Business
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Best Of Breed Business Integration
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Best of breed, best of business
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Choose the best solutions and partners
Use technology as competitive differentiator
Connect systems into constellations
of information for business processes
Flexible foundation is an necessity
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Change is constant
Dynamic business relationships
Based on integration standards
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Empower Your Workforce
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Boost employee productivity
Knowledge is fleeting unless captured
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Collaboration is a competitive advantage
Power matters most on the front lines
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There is very little corporate memory
Access and action
Mobility
Information flow must be two-way
 Up-to-date and flexible
 Bad news and good
Your goal: powerful convenience
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Sell Where Your Customers Are
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Re-examine your industry:
who is your customer?
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Build a complete, real-time
understanding of the customer
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What value do you deliver?
How well do you know them?
360º understanding
Focus on service, responsiveness
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Evolution Of The Web
Presence
Transactions
Business
Publish
Info
Process
Transactions
Digital
Economy
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Web-enable
existing systems
Pages
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Transactions
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Islands
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Eyeballs
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Web sites
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Business
transformation
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Business
processes
Islands
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Constellations
Revenue
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Profits
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The Web Services Revolution
The paradigm for the digital economy
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Integration is intrinsic
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An industry initiative
Based on cross-platform standards
Data and services
Software as a service
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Operate locally or hosted
Programmability
Any place, any time, any device
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Easier and Faster to Implement
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Assemble not develop
Configure not code
Huge base of developers
Visual Studio.NET Development and
Run-time environment / services
$1bn component market
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XML The New Data Interchange Standard
Supplier
XML
Small Business
XML
XML
Unix
Customer
XML
Host
Integration
XML
XML
Online Marketplace
Mainframe
Pervasive across all Enterprise Products
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The Process Web
Documents
Duluth
Mutual
West Coast
Sales
Trading
Profiles
PR
Approval
PO
Ship
POD
Receipt
SQL
Server
Invoice
Business Process Management
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Integration of processes internally and
externally
Flexibility of infrastructure to accommodate
change without coding work
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Evolution To Web Services
Consumer:
Financial Mgmt.
Devices:
Automobile
Connectivity
Presentation Programmability
Business:
Supply Chain
Browse
the Web
Program
the Web
Developer:
Building Blocks
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Device Support
 A broad range of
devices are
appearing on the
market
 These devices span
from the dumb
(pager) to the
intelligent
(PocketPC) capable
of executing
complex applications
 Smart Interfaces
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Enterprise.NET Servers
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The 2000 range of servers are almost
all Released now
A full refresh of the platform
Delivering Enterprise features enabling
the next generation of applications to
be delivered
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SQL Server 2000
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Enterprise Database Management
System
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Enterprise Scalability
Enterprise Availability
OLAP Data Analysis
Data Mining engine
XML Support to simplify the new
paradigm
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Commerce Server 2000
Self Service Sites
Corporate Purchasing
Service
Sales
Business Mgmt
• Site Configurable by
Business Management
•Data Warehousing and
Analysis allows continual
examination & refinement
Direct Marketing
Business to Consumer Business to Business
Direct Mail
Advertisements
Products
Catalogs &
Content
Profiling
Cross
Enterprise
Targeting Integration
Service with Biztalk
Server
Transactions
Legacy
Integration
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BizTalk™ Server 2000
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Business Process integration within and across organizations
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Trading partner management
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Reliable document interchange & delivery
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Application integration
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Partner Integration
Off the shelf industrial strength infrastructure
Supplier A
Supplier B
Online sales
Web site
Planning
Supplier C
ERP
BizTalk Documents
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ISA Server 2000
ISA
Multi-layer Enterprise Firewall
Predictive smart caching
Detailed traffic management rules
Intrusion detection
Data Aware Filters
Integrated with W2K Security, Directory, VPN
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Application Centre 2000
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Single Application Image
Deployment
Simple Clusters
Load Balancing
Monitoring
Operational Management
Development
Test
Add & Replicate
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Staging
Production
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Host Integration Server 2000
Works With What You Have
Data
Oracle
DB2
VSAM
AS/400
Sybase
XML
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Windows
.NET
Applications
CICS
IMS
Tuxedo
MQSeries
UNISYS
SOAP
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Network
SNA
NetWare
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Comprehensive tools for legacy integration
“No touch” philosophy
 No host code required
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Mobile Information Server 2001
Mobile-enable the Intranet
and Internet
Airstream
Deliver a highly extensible solution
for delivering data to mobile
devices
Portal
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Synch
Ecommerc
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3rd Party App
IM
UM
PIM
Mail
O&M
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Exchange 2000
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SQL2000
Windows 2000
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Support both push and
browse paradigms
Deliver applications and services
that make use of the infrastructure
Deliver a programming
infrastructure (SDK) and
evangelize others to value-add the
platform
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And what about Windows?
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Whistler is the code name for the next
release of Windows 2000
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Consumer Windows
Simplify Deployment
Common Code Base
Versions
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32 & 64 Bit Versions
Personal & Professional Versions
Server , Advanced Server & DataCentre Server
Versions (as now)
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Whistler Enhancements
Internet Enable Your
Business
Accelerate digital business
Reliable
It just works
Manageable
Reduce costs & support
Best for New Devices
Simplify hardware use &
maintenance
Consumer Version
Compatible, easy to use,
& compelling
Faster performance & greater internet scalability
More flexible & manageable clustering
More flexible security config & interoperability
Better driver quality & ‘DLL hell’ prevention
More flexible fault tolerance
Automated system recovery
Make administration simpler (platform & services)
More visibility & control of infrastructure
Headless, remote & unattended management
Easier to deploy large scale infrastructure
Embedded
Business
Consumer
Enterprise
Application and device compatibility
New consumer user experience
Digital media, home networking, & gaming
Windows Me feature parity
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Summary
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Windows 2000 forms the basis of the
Infrastructure of the future
The single platform ensures close
integration of products
Microsoft is driving standards in the
interconnected enterprise area
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