September 21st-27th, 2003
Adam Bosworth has set out to explore complex issues in his blog, and keeping that up over a series of sequential ...
Every so often, we discover a simple, elegant solution to a previously complex problem, and it becomes possible to ...
"Shouldn't infrastructure formats, 'standards', software and to a certain extent hardware be like roads?" writes ...
September 14th-20th, 2003
Expect a plethora of SOx and SOxx acronyms, warns the latest commentary from CBDI, as vendors and analysts introduce ...
Bill Gates and Steve Mills believe web services will reflate IT spending. It won't. It will decimate it. Scott McNealy ...
Today, online application provider NetLedger changed its name to NetSuite, and announced the latest version of its ...
Computer Associates quietly acquired elements of a web services management startup called Adjoin Solutions two months ...
A redesign at CNET News.com includes several new highlighted topics, tagged 'GetUpToSpeed', or GUTS for short. Web ...
September 7th-13th, 2003
The vision of easily assembled, on-demand software automation has come a small step closer today with the confirmation ...
Excuse the pun. XKMS looks set to be a fundamental cornerstone for simple, effective security in web services ...
The only way to make applications adaptable to changing business requirements is to build them using a ...
August 31st - September 6th, 2003
Forget service-oriented. It's contracts that matter. Without contracts, on-demand is a limitless commitment. That's why ...
HP's purchase of Talking Blocks, announced today, is a shrewd move in the high-stakes poker game with IBM and CA to ...
One of the main reasons for the success of Google AdWords is that Google doesn't work any more. The search engine is a ...
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