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Gartner Predicts 2003 — Enterprise Service Buses Emerge as a Major Market Force

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Overview The enterprise service bus, a new variation of software infrastructure, has added to the range of technologies that enterprises can use as the enterprise-nervous-system backbone. Gartner predicts that Enterprise service buses (ESBs) will become a major market force during 2003 and are a new category of infrastructure software that will enable certain types of enterprise nervous systems. They will be widely used in mainstream enterprises and will have a major impact on several segments of the software market. For more detailed business and technical primer on ESBS, read on...

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Publisher	Sonic Software	File Format	HTML
Date Published	March 2003	Downloads	56
Format	White Papers
Topics	Infrastructure Management, EAI, Middleware

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