All Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Web Services

SAP Netweaver gets new business process management capabilities to support SOAs

SAP unveils business process management features for its Netweaver platform.

Marry open source and commercial services with JBoss

For most of us, JBoss still means the open source J2EE application server,...

EC approves Oracle's acquisition of BEA Systems

Oracle's £4.25bn acquisition of BEA Systems has been approved by the European Commission (EC).

Scottish Water hires Atos Origin and Graham Technology to improve its connections service

Scottish Water has hired Atos Origin and Graham Technology to improve its customer service.

ComputerWeekly.com IT blog awards 08

Computer Weekly has launched a search for the best UK IT blogs, with its first ever IT blog awards.

easyBus revamps website to improve customer service

Airport transfer service easyBus is revamping its website to help travellers plan transfers around London airports.

Social networking site MySpace give users access to developers' applications

Social networking site MySpace has launched an application gallery to offer its users direct access to developers' applications.

Hot skills: IBM’s WAS CE offers free route to develop and deploy applications

What is it? IBM's Websphere Application Server Community Edition (WAS CE) is a free downloadable J2EE platform for developing and deploying applications. It is built on the open-source application server, with extensions from IBM, including the IBM Java Developers Kit (JDK) and support for IBM's Java Virtual Machine. IBM has described it as "90% Apache Geronimo with an IBM WebSphere product look and feel".

Recession could force UK software firms out of business

The UK computer software market is moving towards recession and one in five companies could disappear, according to analyst Plimsoll.

Hot skills: Apache HTTP web server

What is it? The Apache HTTP web server has lost a great deal of market share to Microsoft's IIS in the last couple of years. But since its share once amounted to almost 80 per cent of the market, a readjustment was perhaps inevitable.
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