July 27th - August 2nd, 2003
It's nice to see Scott McNealy and Bill Gates agreeing on something. Sun's CEO was in London yesterday, saying that all ...
After predicting Siebel's impending demise last week, I am astounded to discover that company founder and CEO Tom ...
Our happy community of web services-oriented bloggers has just woken up to the fact that Adam Bosworth started a weblog ...
Just when you thought no one could possibly dream up yet another web services standards proposal, along come three at ...
Some useful advice for web services buyers comes in an Information Week article by Eric Marks, author of Business ...
July 20th-26th, 2003
"From web services and service oriented architecture (SOA) will emerge a new kind of application development using ...
BAT, BT, AgentWare and Providence Health System all advise putting in web services management right from the start in ...
Jeff Schneider poured some much-needed cold water over the hot new ESB acronym in his weblog a few days ago. His ...
I never cease to be amazed at how consistently and comprehensively Siebel has failed to understand the true nature and ...
July 13th-19th, 2003
It really irks me to see CNET wheeling out another of their snide articles about standards rivalry. This is kneejerk ...
Here's a compendium of links to recent articles about ESB, the new buzzword that's becoming even hotter than SOA: ESB ...
On-demand computing doesn't make sense economically, according to a paper just published by database guru Jim Gray. But ...
July 6th-12th, 2003
Once you've got your head round all these new service-oriented technology concepts, the next step is to understand how ...
British Telecom today added AmberPoint web services management software to its hosted web services solutions porfolio. ...
IDG columnist Sean McGrath conjured up an imaginary collection of philosophers and other luminaries last week to help ...
Open source, ESB and lightweight BPM seem to be the three pillars of the emerging services-based concept of enterprise ...
June 29th - July 5th, 2003
Over the next few years, enterprise IT is going to get refactored. The term comes from the world of agile development, ...
A cluster of news stories this week brings evidence of a growing trend of mergers, acquisitions and alliances among web ...
Reading up ahead of a meeting with Cape Clear's Annrai O'Toole this morning, it suddenly struck me that all this talk ...
The far-reaching effects of a services-based approach to IT are described in an excellent article by META Group ...
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