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.
GPLv3 causes rift between Microsoft, Novell.
Company aims to provide technical support, documentation and indemnification for corporate users of open source software.
Microsoft plans to publish six security bulletins next Tuesday, with three critical patches.
Release features changes to Object Services, Query and the Entity Data Model Wizard in Visual Studio.
The new WSDL 2.0 protocol adds standardization and better interoperability for Web services and service-oriented architectures.
The search giant disagrees with judge that it's not part of the case.
Company enhanced its business process management solution for a service-oriented architecture.
A survey found a decline in the number of North American developers who say they are targeting Windows.
Scam involves getting users to click on a link for a new iPhone.
A service-oriented architecture makes the business case by enabling something else, and that something could be business process management.
A service-oriented architecture (SOA) is supposed to bring flexibility to IT resources and lower costs by letting IT personnel reuse software components instead of coding from scratch. However, some experts have suggested that reuse -- the principal justification in most cost-benefit analyses for SOA -- might amount to just 10 percent.
Microsoft apologizes for the delay.
Open XML acceptance would open door to Office documents.
The company's XML firewall product gets an added distribution boost via virtualization.
A SQL injection attack is the likely culprit.