Microsoft' NET

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Microsoft .NETBuilding for the Future
Hyun Jin Ko General Manger Microsoft Korea
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Founding Vision

• Platform PC
• Software BASIC, MS-DOS, Windows
• Choice of hardware
• Choice of software
• Low price, high volume

Vision 1975 A Computer On Every Desk And In
Every Home
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New Waves
Software

• Media
• Photos, music, video, notes
• Business
• Buying/selling, contracts, service, records
• Knowledge workers
• Analysis, meetings, learning

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Evolution Of The Internet
Phase One Portals EverywhereGoal Presence
Phase Two Simple TransactionsGoal Revenue
Phase Three Digital EconomyGoal Profit
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The Internet Today

• Positives
• Global connectivity
• Simplicity
• Mainstream
• Negatives
• Read-only
• No user control
• Too many islands
• Keyboard only

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New User Experience

• Communications centric
• User can access their information anywhere
• Information Agent Notification, customization
• Creativity Web links, annotation, views, new
  style guide
• Natural Interfaces
• Handwriting
• Speech
• Vision

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Change the Company Vision
Vision 1975 A Computer On Every Desk And In
Every Home
Vision 1999 Empower people through great
software any time, any place, and on any device
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Building For The Future Next Generation
Web-Enabled Applications
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Next-Generation Internet

• Software as a Web service
• XML-enabled
• E-Server operations
• Range of smart devices
• New user experience

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VideoNew User Experience
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New User Experience

• Communications centric
• User can access their information anywhere
• Information Agent Notification, customization
• Creativity Web links, annotation, views, new
  style guide
• Natural Interfaces
• Handwriting
• Speech
• Vision

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New Developer Experience

• Natural evolution for Windows Developers
• Orchestration
• Client-Server-Services platform
• Dynamic deployment
• One-click hosting
• .NET platform is language neutral
• All .NET languages are first class players
• Developers can leverage existing skills

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Microsoft Transition

• From Today to Microsoft.NET
• Technology
• XML SOAP
• Wireless
• New Devices
• Services
• Software as a service
• Business/Financial Model
• Annuity Model

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The Road To .NET
2000/2001
2001
Today
Windows
Windows.NET (Blackcomb)
Windows.NET v1 (Whistler)
Windows 2000 WinMe
Office
Next Version of Office with .NET
Office 2000
Office with .NET
Enterprise Servers
.NET Enterprise Servers
.NET Enterprise Servers
BackOffice, DNA 2000
Developer Tools
Visual Studio.NET
MSDN .NET
Visual Studio
Building Blocks
More Services Online
Building Block Services
Passport
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Product Roadmap
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.NET Devices Roadmap
.NETClientSoftware
.NET CompactFramework
Mobile Explorer v3
Mobile Explorer
Mobile and Multimedia Devices
Stinger Smart Phone
Wireless Pocket PC
Pocket PC
Handheld PC
MS TV Settop v1
MS TV Settop v2
Server Appliances
Server Appliance Kit
Whistler Embedded
Smart Card
Smart Card for Windows 1.5
Smart Card for Windows 1.1
2000
2001
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Thinking End-To-End
Reaching new customers Keeping existing
customers More than just selling on the web
service and support too
Empowering employees with information Integrating
internal systems Removing inefficiencies
Reaching out to trading partners, small and
large Fulfilling orders Moving beyond EDI,
sharing new information
Customers
Partners
You
B2C connecting with customers
B2B connecting with partners
B2E connecting with employees
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Empower people through great software any time,
any place, and on any device