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Google the new Microsoft? No comparison
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By: Neil Ward-Dutton, Research Director, Macehiter Ward-Dutton Published: 6th November 2007 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License |
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- SOA governance and data governance - separate or one in the same?
- Hmm indeed Mr McKendrick - that should be "an over-simplistic definition of 'SOA'"
- Ignore the spin: Microsoft's membership of the OMG is good news for all concerned
- IBM, Business Event Processing, and CEP: behind the bag of spanners
- ECM vendors collaborate on interoperability standard
- Software AG goes in an interesting direction for SOA governance
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...at least when it comes to discussion on the web.
Google announced its OpenSocial social networking API project just 5 days ago—and now the company's own search engine reports over 7,700,000 hits for "OpenSocial". And it's still alpha code!
A day earlier, Microsoft announced Project Oslo. And despite the announcement being what Gavin Clarke refers to as an experience of buzzword bingo, "Microsoft Oslo" garners just 1,400,000 hits or so.
OK so it's not exactly scientific. But to me at least it shows just how far Google-fixation has become the psychosis du jour of the technology industry.
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