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New article series shows you how to build more SAP value through integration best practices.
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IBM Develops WebSphere Adapters Market
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Announcement of SAP specific offering from Lotus - Workplace Notes for SAP
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Bringing SOA to the mobile edge of the WebSphere enterprise
This article is for technical and business developers or architects who want to understand how to provide enterprise access to a wide variety of mobile and remote systems and devices. It provides a foundation for understanding how to use WebSphere mobility software to develop mobile applications that are either Java-based or Web services-compliant. It also paves the way for future articles on building, deploying, and managing mobile WebSphere applications in an SOA.
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IBM Announces New Version of Workplace Products With Enhanced Support for Open Standards and Improved SOA Functionality
ORLANDO, FL - 23 Jan 2006: IBM today announced availability of new releases of its core IBM® Workplace™ products. The 2.6 versions of these products include more than 50 new features and functions, including enhancements to cross-platform and open standards support. Along with WebSphere Portal, the Workplace family of products help provide the front-end to IBM's Services Oriented Architecture (SOA) strategy.
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InformationWeek: Harley-Davidson and Pep Boys Auto ride into SOA zone
Upgrades of WebSphere Business Monitor and Portal will offer Ajax to aid with SOA deployments.
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New IBM Software and Services Help Drive Customer Adoption of SOA
IBM announced new software and services to enable customers to quickly and easily take advantage of the growing marketplace trend towards service oriented architecture (SOA).
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SOA for innovation
Business leaders face relentless pressure to innovate—from the products and services they make to the business models they deploy to make them. But businesses are only as flexible and responsive as the IT systems that support them.
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Financial Times: IBM has high hopes for ‘Next Big Thing’ in software
IBM’s business from “service-oriented architecture”, which many experts believe will be the “Next Big Thing” in enterprise software, has doubled over the past year.
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SOA to Drive IT Infrastructure New Year
As a customer's overall experience becomes the biggest driver of profit growth, corporate technology departments increasingly look to service-oriented architecture technologies to make the entire organization flexible and market-centric, according to the results of a survey of almost 150 participants attending the recent Siebel Customer World conference.
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Supply Chain Gets Power from SOA
According to a new Aberdeen Group research report, "Service-Oriented Architecture in the Supply Chain: What Supply Chain Managers Need to Know," companies are adopting SOA to solve their most pressing technology issues.
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The SOA Leaders Council Shares Results from Surveys of Leading Corporate Implementers
On October 17, the SOA Leaders Council, the industry's largest peer-to-peer community of corporate and government SOA end-users, announced the findings from the surveys it conducted at its last regional chapter meetings, indicating the continued rapid growth of corporate adoption of services-based applications.
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IBM fills out SOA Product Line
IBM introduced new products that fill some gaps in its portfolio of software for integrating applications using the services-oriented-architecture model.
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IBM is embracing SOA in a bear hug
Never before had so many new pieces of the enterprise software jigsaw been presented by one company at one and the same time.
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IBM exec extols future of SOA
IBM invests about $1 billion per year in its strategic service oriented-architecture technologies. The company has been busy this year, focusing on technologies that could become part of customer SOA rollouts.
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IBM Unveils SOA Initiative For ISVs, Integrators
The company recently said it will weave in offerings from IGS, Tivoli, Rational and the Software Group to deliver best practices, support, software and go-to-market activities for ISV and systems integrator partners of all sizes.
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IBM Leader in Web Services
IBM Web services platform recognized as a leader by analyst firm.
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