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The Promise of Web Services

Overview Unlocking the mystery of what Web services are, how they work, their key standards, what kind of vender support they receive and how they'll be used.

Web services have become the most talked-about and most-hyped Internet phenomenon of the last several years. Rarely has a technology so quickly gained mind share among corporations, technologists, CIOs, analysts, vendors, IT professionals and analysts.

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Publisher	CXO Media	File Format	HTML
Date Published	April 2002	Downloads	2
Format	White Papers
Topics	Web Services

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Manage Web content by integrating IBM software with your existing systems.

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Publisher:
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Tags:
web content management

Real World SOA Stories: How Business and IT Work Together to Build Globally Integrated Enterprises

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Tags:
processors

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Publisher:
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Tags:
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The Bloor Perspective: Why Win2000 could fail; why the skills shortage is a myth; and the rise of e-procurement

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The Bloor Perspective: IM compatibility, mighty Borland and QXL's turnaround

In many corporations, instant messaging can provide backbone support to disparate projects, open up whole new channels of communication, and prove essential to the success of many an initiative. Presumably Borland feels there is strength to be...

Channel:
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Sun slots storage pieces into N1 plan

The real value-add to corporations is the management of that pool of storage, along with automated backup and recovery and notions of quality of service. The first version of Sun's N1 Data Platform is a storage array and management console that Sun...

Channel:
Storage
Tags:
n1,
storage,
sun

Quocirca's Straight Talking: Wireless - who's ready to commit?

Indeed, we estimate from our research that over half of Europe's larger corporations have now gained some initial practical experience through such activity. Despite the challenges, interest amongst corporations in using wireless for remote access...

Reporters' phone records hacked in HP probe

Given the recent increase in the federal government's attempts to discover the identity of confidential sources, it's not all that shocking that corporations would feel "empowered" to try the same kind of techniques, said Christine Tatum...

Channel:
CxO Extra
Tags:
leak,
hp

Jon Granville

Jon Granville is a CIO with extensive business and IT experience gained from a career ranging from roles in major multinational corporations to small, privately owned or publicly listed start-up ventures.

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