Microsoft: Real-Time Requires Open Systems Redmond goes RTM with its Office communicator platform and offers yet another Web-based version of its software.(December 13, 2005)
Unmediated Media Jeremy Allaire says the future of TV is on the Web.(December 13, 2005)
A CRM Sandbox For Wary Customers New testing service will let companies try out apps in a parallel IT universe.(December 12, 2005)
What’s The AOL/Google Deal? Analysis: Is it a match made in heaven or a slippery slope for both parties?
(December 20, 2005)
Oracle Tops Off ID Management Suite With its past year’s acquisitions fully integrated, Oracle proudly
releases its latest security software.
(December 20, 2005)
Eclipse Release to Sync Web Development The first full release of its Web Tools Platform tackles two of the group’s three goals for the project.(December 19, 2005)
Google Close to Big AOL Payoff Exclusive negotiations could give search giant tiny stake in struggling Web property.(December 16, 2005)
Microsoft Adds Portfolio to Project Redmond plans to buy a portfolio management firm to expand its own project management software.(December 16, 2005)
Buying and Selling Software as a Service: A View from the Trenches Without evaluating SaaS and looking at the big picture, today’s enterprise software firms may not survive in an increasingly competitive market. Guest columnist Chris Miranda discusses how these vendors may well be doing their customers and partners a disservice in the short- and long-term if they don’t carefully investigate their options to move toward a service-delivered model.(October 6, 2005)
CRM Best Practices Six tips from the experts on how to choose the right CRM solution for your company and boost your odds for a successful adoption.
(July 25, 2005)
Anatomy of a Successful CRM Implementation With CRM gaining in popularity once again, heeding a few crucial steps should lead to a successful deployment (this time around), writes guest columnist Bill Donlan of Adjoined.(July 14, 2005)
Outsource Security to the Cloud One company is building security data centers, offering top-of-the-line, up-to-date products to business customers on a plan the company calls ‘Security in the Cloud.’(June 1, 2005)
IBM Devises SOA Programming Model UPDATED: Big Blue and other infrastructure software players band together to create an open SOA programming model.
(November 30, 2005)
A Nimbler Microsoft? Distinct authority to division presidents under reorganization may help it move products more nimbly for the Internet age.
(September 21, 2005)
SOAs So Close, Yet So Far Computing architecture experts from different organizations convene
to discuss SOA momentum, or the lack thereof.
(May 17, 2005)
Software as a Service Seen Sprouting Legs IDC research says companies like Salesforce.com and Siebel are surging in a market that could surpass $10 billion by 2009.(May 4, 2005)
Sun Looks Beyond The SOA Here And Now The company will gain the ability to compose composite applications to fashion SOAs with SeeBeyond buy.
(June 29, 2005)
Coming in 2005 Curious about what to expect in 2005 out of the development community? Check out Bradley Jones’ yearly forecast on what to anticipate. (January 31, 2005)
Web Services Now and When Our latest In Focus executive summary covers the current state and future of Web services development — and what it all means to you.
(November 30, 2004)
