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2	Introduction About Gartner Today’s Agenda Today’s Topics
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4	"Experience" Experience Knowledge Objectivity Research Consensus Speed
5	About Gartner Gartner Consulting projects rank among the highest quality in the industry, as demonstrated by our customer satisfaction metric. This is due to our bringing together four powerful elements in each project we undertake: The experience of our consultants Our industry focus and expertise Our own unique consulting tools The resources of all services and information of Gartner, the leading technology advisory company.
6	Today’s Agenda 9:00–10:00: Introduction, Web Development 10:00–10:15: Break 10:15–11:15: Emerging Technologies 11:15–12:00: Questions and Answers
7	Today’s Topics Web development and e-gov architecture Web development future trends Web content management Portal software Vendor marketplace Java vs. .NET Emerging technologies
8	Web Application Development
9	Current Environment Hype has subsided State and local constrained budgets Focus from “services” oriented development to “efficiency” oriented development Renewed focus on security and privacy Continued demand for Web-based government services Continued proliferation of Web content Still difficult to acquire skilled developers Maturity of Web development and migration towards structured architectures
10	Typical Unarchitected Environment
11	Application View vs User/Constituent View
12	Conceptual View of E-Government Architecture
13	Detailed E-Government Architecture
14	Evolving Web Development Trends
15	AD Portfolio Management
16	Create Compelling Content Respect the medium and the calendar Value the contributions of your audience Hire professionals, and treat them as such— we’re not all writers Index the content, and then index again— keywords, navigation Track activity by market segments and by individuals Measure your results
17	Web Content Technologies—Marketplace
18	WCM Cost Dynamics
19	WCM Software Price Has Declined
20	XML Enables Multi-Channel Content
21	2002 WCM Magic Quadrant
22	Business Case for Enterprise Portals
23	Two Methods of Portal Integration
24	Portal—The Project that Never Ends
25	Portal Product Market: What a Mess!
26	Magic Quadrant: Portal Products
27	WCM or Portals or Both?
28	What about the Mainframe Legacy Systems?
29	Patterns for Leveraging Legacy
30	Magic Quadrant: Presentation Integration Server
31	Systematic vs. Opportunistic
32	Project Return on Investment
33	Key Trends in Application Server Market
34	Magic Quadrant: Enterprise Application Servers
35	BEA: The Defending Champion
36	IBM: Smart, Not Just Big
37	Microsoft: The Mass-Market Prince And the Enterprise Pauper
38	Sun: The Perils of Living on the Fence
39	Oracle: The “Gray Horse” in the Race
40	Global AD Survey—Key Findings
41	IT Main Concerns: Skills and Integration
42	Java Penetrated as Many Enterprises as VB
43	Cost and Risk of Java Adoption
44	Scripts in Use
45	Java Development Leaders
46	Java on Mainframe: A Lucrative Niche Market
47	Java Reaches Parity With Microsoft
48	Microsoft and Java Used for Entire Spectrum of Projects
49	.NET Adoption
50	Web Services Are Poorly Understood
51	Application Development Strategy and Architecture Macromedia (formerly Allaire) ColdFusion offers an easy to learn development environment for “opportunistic” development projects and will continue to be targeted as an easy-to-use alternative to JSP. ColdFusion remains quite popular worldwide, although its success has been hindered by its being based on proprietary technology. Macromedia has recently announced the next-generation release of ColdFusion that runs on J2EE and supports integration with .NET. This is an important step, as the future of ColdFusion depends on the speed of Macromedia’s alignment with Java and .NET. Gartner gives a " plus/minus" rating to ColdFusion. Allaire claims that there will be backwards compatibility with CFML code to the new release. We advise enterprises to use ColdFusion for opportunistic solution and revisit consideration of ColdFusion for systematic use if and when Macromedia successfully aligns ColdFusion with J2EE and .NET.
52	Application Development Strategy and Architecture WebGain has significantly improved and expanded the Visual Cafe IDE, augmenting it with a strong end-to-end development life cycle tool suite. WebGain is well-positioned to offer a single source for many Java development initiatives that require a more-comprehensive integrated suite than the IDE offered by Borland. WebGain’s entire code base is being rewritten to gain better integration among tools WebGain is a privately funded company with backing from BEA and Warburg Pincus. Its uncertain financial outlook is reflected in its slightly lower ability to execute position. According to Gartner Research, WebGain may be acquired within 12-month time frame.
53	End-to-End Response Time
54	Causes of Unplanned Application Downtime
55	Quality Throughout the Life Cycle
56	Auto. Testing Tools—Distributed Platforms Magic Quadrant
57	AD Conclusion
58	Web Development Trends
59	E-Business AD Programming Models
60	Programmer Market Share
61	What Does Your Data Center Look Like?
62	Market Segmentation
63	The Right Tool for the Right Job
64	Global-Class Computing Support Web Interfaces High Fidelity GUI Client Interface Web Services and XML Support High Availability and Security Global-Class ISV Support External and Legacy Integration
65	.NET “SWOT”
66	Java J2EE “SWOT”
67	Java vs. .NET Conclusions Small-to-medium-sized enterprises should focus on one platform as the strategic basis for e-business solutions. Large enterprises must support both platforms. Consequently, they should focus on integration technologies. Developers should focus on emerging Web services architectures on either platform. Enterprises should expect staffing and skill shortages for both platforms.
68	Bridling the Wild Horse What are Web services and why do they matter?
69	Web Services Architecture Evolution
70	Web Services
71	XML, Web Services and Other Standards
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