Brunswick Corp., Vernon Hills, Ill., is probably best known as a maker of bowling and billiards equipment, but according to JT Smith, the firm's director of technology, Brunswick also develops open-source Web services integration products.
It looks like the global market for Wi-Fi equipment and services is going to grow like crabgrass in the next five years. However, when it comes to hotspot propagation, North America's side of the fence probably won't be the greenest.
Snapbridge Software, an XML technology start-up based in San Diego, is set to unveil a drag-and-drop tool for XML and non-XML data federation at the XML Conference and Exposition in Philadelphia next week.
The U.S. software industry lost 150,000 jobs last year, according to the Cyberstates 2003 report released last week by the American Electronics
Association (AeA).
Choosing a virtual machine environment is an example of the classic tradeoff
between price and features. But Microsoft's loss-leader pricing will give it a
leg up for many developers.
The Reactivity 2300 Series XML Firewall is said to take security code out of the layer of application code and out of the hands of developers.
Macromedia Inc. has unveiled Macromedia Flex, a
presentation server and application framework for developers to use in creating rich, but not fat, Internet applications.
The Object Management Group’s (OMG) Legacy Transformation PSIG plans to release a set of standards for transforming legacy software.
Carly Fiorina outlines her views on IT's future and HP's role in shaping it.
Tomorrow, longtime rivals IBM and BEA will publish three new jointly developed Java specifications designed to increase application
portability across both of their app server offerings.
RoboDemo offers a flexible system for recording demonstrations as Flash movies (or other formats) from your computer. When you need to convey more than the written word can easily handle, check out RoboDemo.
Somehow I don't think Microsoft really meant to post these source code comments
to the Web.
AT&T Wireless CEO John Zeglis opened his Comdex keynote last week with a mea culpa for his industry's history of "over-promising."
Enterprise information integration software provider Avaki Corp. (http://www.avaki.com), Burlington, Mass., has inked an agreement with Sun Microsystems calling for Sun to offer Avaki's Data Grid software to its customers.
A free task-tracking program based on Excel, MasterList-XL is designed to let you see how much time you're spending on the truly important things.
Gates pitches seamless computing - McNealy touts AMD-Sun pact - Siebel gets CRM fever - more ...
The Regulator is a full-featured regular expression tool for the .NET Framework. It offers innovative features including multiple document editing and connections to an online library of regexes.
Siebel jumped out of hosted CRM. With SalesForce.com looming nearby, Siebel is set to jump back in.
Microsoft's release of the schemas for Word, Excel, and InfoPath is a great step
towards openness, and they should be commended for publishing these schemas. But
there still might be some hidden gotchas.
Indigo, the Web services subsystem that will be built into Longhorn, the next release of Windows, offers developers several advantages; but the key one is productivity, contends Steven VanRoekel, director of Web services at Microsoft.