July 28th-August 3rd, 2002
Hosting, outsourcing and professional services are all merging into a single services ecosystem called multisourcing, ...
At the time, I thought I was joking, but it turns out that there already was a WSBANG, and this week it reached version ...
Last week's .Net relaunch by Microsoft is summed up best by these two articles:Microsoft on .Net: Hard work ahead ...
Macromedia has put together a fully-documented demo app that shows off the rich client capabilities of its new MX ...
People are able to do more with less when using web services, which makes traditional measures of market activity ...
July 21st-27th, 2002
Some good pieces about using weblogs in business have appeared recently. But I was irritated by the glib assertion in ...
In a laudably frank appraisal of Microsoft's progress to date with its .Net strategy, company chairman Bill Gates ...
Dave Winer, commenting on a posting in Paolo Valdemarin's weblog: "If one were to write a definition of the Web, loose ...
Web services architectures include no practical mechanisms for collecting revenues, which is going to become a major ...
WorldWideWeb creator Tim Berners-Lee cites two historically significant aspects of the current move towards web ...
A detailed essay by the influential Sam Ruby makes it clear that both SOAP and REST have roles to play in the web ...
July 14th-20th, 2002
To glimpse the awesome potential of loosely coupled systems, take a look at BookWatch Plus. Thousands of discrete web ...
The next release of Office moves closer to Microsoft's oft-repeated vision of the Universal Canvas — which, as I ...
Adopting a service-oriented architecture means rethinking traditional approaches to application development:"The ...
In what I can only hope is a deliberate attempt at satire, Apple Computer today launched .Mac, a bundle of ...
Guaranteeing autonomy is the key to winning agreement on web services standards. That was the message that resonated ...
Of all the announcements relating to digital identity this week, the most impressive so far has been Novell's, which ...
July 7th-13th, 2002
WSDL is moving to the fore as the core foundation standard of web services, with both SOAP and UDDI seen as often ...
Japan is buzzing with web services excitement, as IDG's Web Services Conference gets under way with as many as 1,000 ...
Web services will sweep through the enterprise like wildfire, and CIOs will be powerless against the onrush, according ...
The race to define standards for web services looks distinctly premature. We have a core foundation set on which more ...
Closed systems aren't designed to get the best out of a networked environment, that much is obvious. But most people ...
June 30th-July 6th, 2002
Ripples continue in the debate about whether SOAP is an over-engineered, unnecessary addition to the web services ...
One of the disconnects that emerges when talking about web services is that developers seem to be surprised and ...
Security is a word that has many meanings. When customers cite it as an objection to web-based technologies, the ...
Loosely coupled is a mindset, not a machine state. It's about how you manage your business:"Management, not technology, ...
Expunge the term API from your web services vocabulary. The very concept of an application programming interface is ...
Finally the message is getting through — the Web is becoming a single, shared infrastructure for collaborative ...
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