Primacy of hardware shines when Sun shares stage with BEA
Schwartz's story improved markedly when he got off of the Sun middleware review and got on to Galaxy.
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Dana Gardner
Dana Gardner is president and principal analyst at Interarbor Solutions, an enterprise IT analysis, market research, and consulting firm.
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A SOA future can't come soon enough for BEA and HP
We just have to get those customer sites to saddle up and ride alongside the SOA bandwagon.
Look for a Linux distro face-off in the embedded space
You've seen similar open source distribution and solution as adjunct to a commercial product strategies from Red Hat, JBoss, IBM, Novell, and Sun.
Microsoft needs to show developers it's serious about 'services'
If Microsoft wants to encourage the creation of an ecology of development around services that use its tools and deployment scenarios, where's the beef?
Microsoft can still move deftly
Today could mark a resurgence of the tough, feisty, quick-footed Microsoft.
Plain talk about ESBs and SOA
The maturation of ESBs is a topic worth boning up on and tracking closely, from all the angles.
Has Microsoft missed the SOA bus?
For Microsoft, SOA is a means to Windows everywhere, and not an ends unto itself.
Now's the time for the network computer
Just build the best business and data-viewer browser software now, give it away, and outsource the hardware to Apple.
Microsoft gives RSS a big bear hug
Bump this up to milestone from the level of "me-too" on the scale of adoption.
Microsoft's architectural update for productivity
They call it Connected Computing, but I think it should be called .Client/Server