April 28th-May 4th, 2002
Microsoft's testimony in the current anti-trust proceedings contradicts its position on web services, points out CBDi ...
It's wrong to believe that web services mean everything will be done on the server and every client will be dumb, as ...
Wouldn't it be nice if you could send an email or text message saying, "Give me last month's sales," and get an answer ...
Two competing definitions of web services, one founded in technology, the other focussing on the business angle, ...
Vincent Flanders, author of Web Pages That Suck, is looking forward to a whole new generation of bad site design to ...
April 21st-27th, 2002
There should be an embargo on the use of the word 'consumer' when describing the recipient of a web service. Being on ...
Research by the Stencil Group has found that enterprise adoption of web services is exhibiting "several systematic ...
Technologists often find it inexplicable when businesses refuse to adopt new innovations, even when they have the ...
So Microsoft believes some vendors are guilty of over-hyping web services — this according to The Register, in a ...
Every so often in technology, something comes along that opens up new angles on the way we think about things. That's ...
It's not just me. Gartner analyst Ben Pring is equally doubtful whether vendors are quite as keen on web services as ...
The emergence of on-demand web services is leading people to start talking about the concept of Service-Oriented ...
April 14th-20th, 2002
"The Google Applications directory is a nice idea (Googlematic is great!), but it raises the question 'what is an ...
Let's cut to the chase here, courtesy of Dave Winer:"Could Amazon implement a money-making SOAP interface? Without a ...
IT strategy consultant Doug Kaye has published a draft of a methodology for determining When to Dive into Web Services. ...
Prompted by an inadvertent leak of the news the previous weekend, last Thursday (Apr 11th), Google released the beta of ...
Of all the announcements coming out of TechEd last week, the most important concerned Microsoft's relationships with ...
The trouble with trendy new technologies is that they carry a strong whiff of 'toys for the boys' that leaves many ...
Perhaps people will stop bleating about web services being full of security holes now that IBM, Microsoft and Verisign ...
April 7th-13th, 2002
Some useful links and explanation from WebServices.org about the concept of 'service grids'. These are networks that ...
Representatives of Sun and Microsoft spent a morning in court earlier this week attempting to define web services in ...
Here is a useful article from Knowledge@Wharton, reviewing the differences between customization and personalization, ...
After hype comes disillusion. When you see a headline like Web services riddled with problems, then you know the first ...
In the IT world, the word integration conjures up thoughts of shared data stores and real-time access from one ...
Knowledge Management expert David Gurteen began researching weblogs a few weeks back, and his latest email newsletter ...
March 31st-April 6th, 2002
Web services architectures change the way that you look at applications. You have to stop thinking of them as packaged ...
My column on ASPnews this week made reference to some market figures from IDC in a way that may have given the ...
It turns out that Amy Wohl doesn't agree with my assessment last week of the contribution the Web Services ...
This overview from McKinsey is a useful introduction to web services from a layperson's business perspective, rather ...
Sun's displeasure at being left out of the founding group of the Web Services Interoperability Organization (WS-I) has ...
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