Time for standards to end the integration issue
By Martin Banks in Editorial
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Sometimes, there exists the dichotomy between stating the blindingly obvious and the fact that the blindingly obvious still needs to be stated. The recent news that a Microsoft-sponsored survey, conducted by IDC, has shown that the need for interoperability between applications and tools is driving the growing acceptance of XML-based standards as the glue between them is a good case in point.
It is blindingly obvious that some form of interoperability standard
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By Martin Banks in Editorial
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As SOA becomes more endemic across the user community, one of the most important developments in the future management of IT infrastructures is going to be creating the tools that can build the services and processes businesses require, from a resource pool of components. This will be the core task where any business requires a process to be run `now
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By Martin Banks in Editorial
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As SOA becomes more endemic across the user community, one of the most important developments in the future management of IT infrastructures is going to be creating the tools that can build the services and processes businesses require, from a resource pool of components. This will be the core task where any business requires a process to be run `now
IBM and Sun do more than an O/S deal
By Martin Banks in Editorial
So IBM has decided to cut a deal with arch-rival, Sun Microsystems, that will allow it to offer Sun
Put infrastructures on a diet
By Martin Banks in Editorial
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The thought has occurred to me that it might be a sign of insipient curmudgeonly luddism on my part that I think Linden Labs
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