"There is a well known saying that no smaller system can encounter a larger system without being fundamentally changed by the experience. Once you see a much better way to do something, you can't wait to start. While traditional IT efforts still routinely underdeliver and underperform, the so-called Web 2.0 approaches to applications and user interaction are raising the bar on expectations for how software should work. These new models are offering practical techniques that seem to result in simpler, better software that's recognizably more engaging, changeable, and reusable. And as important as any of this, people and their connections to each other are put where we've always needed them to be, at the center of the software experience."


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