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)
IDC: Web Services Consumption to Hit Stride Distributed computing software adoption is expected to ramp up,
becoming more of a proven solution than an acid test.
(July 14, 2005)
Why SaaS Is Making a Comeback Software-as-a-service is alive, well, and thriving, writes guest columnist K.B. Chandrasekhar of Jamcracker. Here’s why.
(March 24, 2005)
What’s Right for You? An ASP Reality Check Purchasing software as a service is a fast-growing trend in IT. How do you determine if it’s the right answer for your company?
(March 10, 2005)
Menu of Services Keeps Webhosts Smiling As we all know, there is no such thing as a ‘free lunch.’ Instead, by offering a smorgasbord of services, Webhosts can bring a lot more customers to the table.
(March 7, 2005)
April ASPnews Top 50 April 2005: Acquisitions continue to claim some of the top ASPs, with a couple of Top 25 Integrators and one of the Top 25 Providers acquired in the early part of 2005. Find out which ASPs have claimed the open spots on this month’s Top 50 list.(April 3, 2005)
E-Mail Archiving Stealing ECM Spotlight? FEATURE: Regulatory compliance is putting a lot of attention on e-mail. The market
for this is supposed to grow 50 percent a year through 2008. So what of enterprise content
management as a whole? (January 28, 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)
The Case Against “Fake Free Hosting” Executive Input: Hosted client/server applications fail to deliver on the promise of on-demand software. (October 13, 2004)
Apps To Go Sending critical enterprise data out to users’ wireless devices has such obvious benefits that some enterprises aren’t even looking at ROI.(October 7, 2004)
Web Hosts Debut Ad Services for SMBs A recent barrage of offerings from Web hosting providers promise to manage online ad campaigns for small and mid-sized businesses.(October 5, 2004)
Testing SOA Could Test Your Nerves Service-oriented architectures are picking up momentum. But it may be driving all the testers out there crazy! What’s the best way to handle it?(October 4, 2004)
Interactive Voice Response for the Little Guy Missed calls mean missed opportunities, but many small businesses can’t justify the expense of a receptionist. Using interactive voice response products, you can implement an automated system that’s the next best thing to answering the phone yourself.(July 19, 2004)
Catch the ‘Onshoring’ Wave Executive Input: ‘Onshore outsourcing’ to U.S. software services firms can offer lower risk, higher return than going offshore, says CrownPeak’s Jim Howard.(April 23, 2004)
