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Sybase Web Services: Evolution of Integration Functionality

Overview In contemplating the adoption of Web services, it’s important to remember that whenever a company seeks to provide services and goods using Internet technologies, it can find itself involved in large integration projects that lead to unforeseen business, technical, and political challenges. Therefore, Web services and successful integration go hand and hand. Sybase believes that the next generation of e-Business will be “services-oriented” because of the increasing need to decouple applications and infrastructure for the rapid construction and deployment of flexible solutions. This paper focuses on Standards-based Web services –teamed with integration technology, which will open the door to more effective and efficient e-Business.

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Publisher	Sybase	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	February 2002	Downloads	2
Format	White Papers
Topics	Web Services, EAI

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