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Web 2.0, cloud computing 'to transform business'
News Other transformational techs not far behind web 2.0 on the hype cycle are cloud computing, virtual worlds and service-oriented architecture (SOA) - which the analyst reckons are all within two to five years of mainstream adoption. [11 Aug 2008]
SAP takes tag-team approach to exec reshuffle
News After years of massive investments and the successful launch of trendsetting innovations in the areas of service-oriented architecture, new solutions and business models for the mid-market.SAP now faces the task of boosting the application of... [04 Apr 2008]
The Tote bets on SOA much more
News UK betting organisation the Tote is adopting a service-oriented architecture (SOA) to improve customer service, and develop new products faster and more cheaply. That first SOA service for in-pool betting has primarily been "a DIY effort" but the... [03 May 2007]
CIO Agenda: The 2007 tech shopping list
News Another new entry on the 2007 shopping list is service-oriented architecture (SOA), although the CIOs said SOA was the most over-hyped technology of 2006. Today Andy McCue examines what's hot and what's not when it comes to the enterprise... [15 Jan 2007]
Google and BEA in enterprise portal mash-up talks
News But Chuang said service-oriented architecture (SOA) will be key to businesses being able to embrace these new technologies and ways of working. Google and BEA are in talks about partnering on a new initiative that will allow organisations to create... [11 Oct 2006]
SAP eyes 'third way' for software - using SOA like a gearbox
News Software isn't a straight choice between packaged and on-demand - at least that's according to SAP, the giant software vendor which has recently been saying how it will use service-oriented architecture (or, to use the buzzy acronym, SOA) to... [28 Sep 2006]
SAP outlines its SOA strategy
News He announced SAP Discovery System, a collection of software components meant as a "starting point" for a services-oriented architecture (SOA), a system design meant to make SAP's applications more modular and flexible. [13 Sep 2006]
IBM splurges $740m on asset management firm
News MRO Software's products are built using a services-oriented architecture, or SOA, which will make product integration easier, the companies said. Al Zollar, Tivoli general manager, said in a statement: "This acquisition will provide companies with... [03 Aug 2006]
CIO Jury: SOA ready for prime time
News Businesses are gearing up to adopt service-oriented architecture (SOA), citing tangible benefits resulting from a more agile and responsive IT infrastructure. He said: "While this architecture promises much I haven't yet seen any case where it has... [14 Jul 2006]
SOA adoption eats up 40 per cent of IT resources
News The high costs of migrating to a service-oriented architecture (SOA) can eat up 40 per cent of an organisation's IT budget, according to a new report by the Aberdeen Group. The Aberdeen Group benchmark report Enterprise Service Bus and SOA... [14 Jul 2006]
Open source and SOA to redefine software landscape
News The "four horsemen" of commoditisation - service oriented architecture (SOA), open source, software as a service and offshoring - will lead to cheaper prices and a radical change in enterprise software landscape of the future, according to analyst... [05 Jul 2006]
Boards running scared of SOA
News Boardrooms are being blinded by the alphabet soup that surrounds service-oriented architecture (SOA) - leading to a hard time for heads of IT looking for budget and ultimately a lack of flexibility at user organisations. [03 Apr 2006]
CIO Agenda, part 1: The 2006 IT shopping list
News Other over-hyped technologies in the last 12 months included mobile computing, service oriented architecture (SOA), grid computing and voice over IP (VoIP) - although half of respondents said they will be focusing on VoIP in 2006. [15 Dec 2005]
'Small is the new big,' says CA CTO
News Service oriented architecture will also be key, he said. He said: "Even if you think you don't have wireless access in your enterprise, you probably do", suggesting the greatest threat posed by technologies such as Wi-Fi aren't inherent within the... [14 Nov 2005]
Borland targets .Net developers
News The software maker announced last month that it had licensed Microsoft's .Net Framework and would build a line of .Net-oriented tools. Borland had great success with developers in the 1990s with its Delphi programming application, which made it... [05 Feb 2003]
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