A look at software tools and technologies on the market.
The OMG’s Model-Driven Architecture (MDA) standard incorporates, among others, Unified Modeling Language, the Meta-Object Facility, the XML Meta-Data Interchange and the Common Warehouse Meta-model.
Running a business intelligence (BI) project requires an unusual combination of managerial and leadership skills.
Addition boosts ability to create charts.
ADT's roundup of news from the JavaOne conference in San Francisco.
Web-only material related to the subject of our June 2003 cover story (Borland Software).
Microsoft responds well to early concerns; experts say latest version provides strong competition to Java.
Imagine how the use of basic skills could raise your value in whatever post you occupy, to the extent that you needn’t be looking for a job on anyone else’s terms in the first place.
Observers are cautiously optimistic that Borland’s integrated toolsets for the application development life cycle could take the company to the next level.
A cornerstone of Web services, the WSDL spec continues to evolve; experts hope upcoming versions can bring it to a new level; a look at today’s WSDL tools.
Acquisitions fuel latest move to gain a foothold in enterprise IT with tools for each phase of the development life cycle; CEO promises the firm won’t forget developer roots this time.
Want to know more about extending Eclipse? Dwight explains how to add a new view and create your own perspective.
A look at software tools and technologies on the market.
While we in IT are rightfully excited about these technologies, businesspeople just don’t care about them. Just use the technology where it makes sense and show the people who run your business how it makes connecting applications easier and cheaper.
As pressure grows to do more with less, IT managers turn to an expanding outsourcing industry that promises to build better software at lower costs.
For organizations that are nervous about making the right outsourcing choice, there are outsourcing advisory firms available to help.
Most managers agree that data quality is important, but little is done about it at many sites; our expert offers tips for convincing management to invest in quality.
While Inprise/Borland was a two-headed company that confused much of the software world, the original Borland name still stood for something.
Ways to beat the odds while putting a product out on time.