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That pretty much sums it up. The platform being built, allows us, the users and the enterprises to finally own that services, instead of being only a member to them. That indicates what’s happening around us at the moment, with that technology given, having meta-accounts, we can subsumize our memberships into one meta-application and finally own them. I vision this meta-application as a dashboard which collects all the memberships (example: google wave), which may eventually may be only a part of bigger system, a (web) OS which connects to all those services.Throw in visualization (edit:) virtualisation and/aka PaaS, voilà you have a Web OS to which we may connect through small clients eventually. We’ll have our computing done elsewhere – in the cloud – and may pay, like in former days, the processing time.
Unboxing Web-Oriented Architecture: The 6 Aspects Of An Emergent Architectural Style
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