I have.
And, more recently than you might think. She had experience that I didn't and she knew how to use it. I didn't stand a chance.
Some of you know that my role on the Progress Actional product line is both external and internal. I spend a good...
I am eagerly awaiting delivery of my Nintendo Wii Fit so that I can snowboard and ski in the comfort of my living room. The Wii has changed the way that people play electronic games. No longer do I have to contort five of my...
As we talk to customers and prospects who are beginning to plan or enhance their SOA, we've realized that data is often overlooked in the development of a SOA infrastructure. As a matter of fact, some SOA technologists refer to it as the "day 2" problem. Why? Well, we think it might be...
I had the privilege to speak at the IDC Event in Buenos Aries last week on Socially Oriented Architecture and then visit some companies who have or are about to invest in SOA infrastructure...
One of the major new areas in OpenEdge 10 is the language support for classes. ABL now lets you define source files as classes, as an alternative to procedures, to take advantage of many valuable object-oriented features established by languages like Java and C#, including inheritance and...
Whatever disaster occurs next, there is always someone able to turn it into an opportunity. Look no further than the last dip in the economy and the associated Enron scandal. Here was a company that lost millions of dollars overnight, causing distress to investors and employees...
Last month, I had the pleasure of attending Eclipsecon 2008, Eclipse conference, in Santa Clara, CA. The conference was well attended with 1404 attendees representing 37 countries. There were 10 parallel tracks and with a wide range of sessions from “Getting started” to “How to make money with...
If if haven't had a chance to read the interview by Jeremy Geelan, Sr. Vice-President of SYS-CON Media & Events, take a moment to read it.
Middleware is one of the fastest growing segments of the software...
Tony Baer reported a recent IBM event where Steve Mills talked about how the next stage for SOA was to add ACID reliability and fault tolerance to it. Am I the only one that doesn't understand this?
If IBM really means ACID (as in formal database-type transactions), then maybe they...
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