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Friday, May 09, 2008
HP Storage Targets Data-Intensive Web 2.0
HP has announced details of a new highly scalable storage system designed to simplify the management of multiple petabytes of data at what it calls an "affordable cost".
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SOA "sells itself to businesses"
The processes behind Service-oriented Architecture (SOA) sell themselves to business executives rather than a detailed description of the term, an industry expert has claimed.
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IBM Develop New Partner Scheme SOA
IBM is developing a new Business Partner program in order to expand its support for best practices and skills in enterprise data centers.
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SOA Software certifies Neuron ESB
The Neuron Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) from Neudesic has been certified as a governed service platform by SOA Software, it has been announced.
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OASIS Tunes SOA for Telecoms
Many of the worlds largest SOA players are collaborating on an initiative to optimize SOA for telecoms, including BEA, IBM, Primeton, Alcatel-Lucent, Avaya, CA, Microsoft, NEC, Nortel, Oracle, Progress Software, and Verisign.
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Microsoft hints at Oslo initiative with StockTrader 2.0
One of the worlds largest technology companies has released sample applications and tutorials to help simplify the development of service-oriented architecture (SOA) composite applications.
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