May 26th-June 1st, 2002
By far the best survey I've seen so far of up-and-coming startups in the web services sector is now available for ...
The global grid of weblogs is an early demonstration of "the awesome potential that results from combining computing ...
The era when developers made huge fortunes out of writing software code is coming to an end. In the past, programming ...
Instead of assuming users sit at a single machine for all of their Internet access, designers should cater for the ...
May 19th-25th, 2002
According to a new report from analyst group Ovum, web services will kill off traditional packaged applications within ...
Until shortcomings in security and reliability get written into web services standards, something extra is needed when ...
The transition to web services transcends technology, which means it's too important to leave it just to the geeks ...
Email gives us a lot of clues about how the web will be used for applications, and the most important of these is that ...
There's been a sudden clutch of analyst reports advising clients on strategies for business process management (BPM), ...
According to this CRN article, Novell is ready to spend up to $700m to bolster its web services portfolio. The company ...
May 12th-18th, 2002
A new report from respected e-business consulting group Patricia Seybold is called, simply, The Web Services Freight ...
Bill Gates personally sanctioned political manoeuvres to keep Sun out of the WS-I industry group, court testimony ...
Integration projects based on web services are just as likely to fail as traditional EAI if they start from the wrong ...
An article in CW360 gives a useful digest of links to IBM resources on web services and grid computing, as well as some ...
Not all web services applications require SOAP; a simpler technique called REST can fetch XML data and content just as ...
Think of two discs laid one on top of the other and you can visualize how the web will shape the future. The lower disc ...
"Trust is the 'sine qua non' of the digital economy," Digital Capital author Dan Tapscott told an audience in London ...
May 5th-11th, 2002
I watched a demo of WSFL in action yesterday while sitting alongside BPMI.org chair Howard Smith, whose perspective was ...
Although it's early days, we can start to identify the key architecture elements for loosely coupled computing:A ...
Microsoft's decision to package Passport as an enterprise product was a necessary sacrifice to ensure enterprise ...
If Gartner says so, it must be true: "All new applications are going to be web-based, regardless of how they are going ...
Macromedia's new MX architecture is an imaginative pooling of its client tools with Allaire's ColdFusion platform, ...
More advice for journalists from Dave Winer, this time on how to start a weblog. It's good advice for a journalist (or ...
Dave Winer has been complaining that professional journalists aren't taking any notice of what's happening in blogland: ...
Commenting on BEA's Weblogic Workship (formerly known as Cajun), web services startup Collaxa made an interesting point ...
Last week Userland had a major outage that temporarily disconnected several key elements in the global blogging ...
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