Moderated by Richard McManus, Read/Write Web

Additional Panelists:

Mark Bagley, VP of Technology, BT

Steven Aldrich, vice president of strategy and innovation at Intuit

In the next 2-5 years, every application on your computer will expire; will you buy new client-side software or not? Your answer reflects the market at large - are we in the middle of a major software revolution or is this just hype?

Join our panelists for a lively discussion as we ask the hard questions about the Web 2.0 revolution:

• What is driving enterprise and SMB adoption of Web 2.0? What is holding it back?
• What are the forces at play in the marketplace and who will win?
• Who is really driving consumption of applications now and how do you accelerate consumption?
• What are your company's new strategies for developing, delivering and marketing to the web revolutionaries?
• Is it all hype - are we really delivering new applications or are we just re-inventing our current software on the web?
• With every major software provider taking aim at the web what can you expect to happen? What won't happen?
• What was the single biggest blunder you saw another company make with respect to web apps? What was the smartest move?
• At the end of the day, is it SaaS, custom development or software solutions that enable Web 2.0 features for the SMB market that is most important?
• Do you have a guarantee for customer delight?