Last week, companies announced various product deals and developments in the service-oriented architecture (SOA) space. The big news was an open source play by Iona Technologies.
Company aims to increase software interoperability by not asserting rights to more than 150 Web technology patents.
Microsoft meets its shipping goal for server, and talks service-oriented architecture, too.
Burley Kawasaki provides details on Microsoft's service-oriented architecture ideas.
Microsoft squares off against Salesforce.com.
Companies form partnership to deliver Salesforce.com CRM solutions.
Microsoft on Thursday released an add-on to the previously released CTP of Astoria, a nascent project based around the way data is consumed and exposed on the Web.
Microsoft's upgraded security product is aimed at multi-computer environments.
Suite of security tools represents opportunity for partners.
Vulnerability only affects users with Internet Explorer and Firefox browsers.
VMware and Borland integrate their solutions to enable testing across platforms.
Linux version of database is expected to ship this quarter, Oracle official says.
Meeting past promises, Microsoft on Wednesday announced that BizTalk Server 2006 R2 will ship in September.
Vulnerabilities found include three remote code execution holes.
Three major new releases will be coming next February.
Spanish company launches program to build international partner base.
An IBM tradeshow poll found signs that businesses are beginning to ramp up their service-oriented architecture efforts.
The ship date for Microsoft's OS upgrade has moved to November.
Microsoft's Software Assurance subscribers complain of high costs, low value.
A new throttling capability helps publishers achieve greater control over piracy and software licensing.