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I’ve been posting comments from an email discussion I had with Luis Ramos one of our Object Databases experts here at Progress (previous posts: Part 1,...

The ISITC OTC Derivatives Working Group, of which I am a member, recently announced its Market Practice for Contract Notification. I've been involved with OTC Derivatives trading operations and technology for almost 20 years now, the last 10 primarily on the...

Nearly every time John Wilmes and John Reilly get together for a webinar, not only do they deliver valuable insight and content, they spend substantial amounts of time fielding questions from the audience. Personally, I find the live Q&A to be one of the best parts of the webinars.

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I’ve been posting comments from an email discussion I had with Luis Ramos, one of our object database experts here at Progress Software. In our last exchange, Luis commented on the ideal...

David Linthicum suggests that SOA infrastructure vendors must switch to a cloud pricing model and get paid only on delivering value, further taunting the vendors to put their money behind their products. Interesting proposition... But I don't believe it will work. And the comparison to cloud...

Recently a team of our object database experts - Adrian Marriott and Luis Ramos - attended the 2009 International Conference on Object Databases. Not only did they present on design patterns and discuss the...

Lets continue to pull back the covers on highly available integration infrastructure.

Listen now to Part 2 of the Five Dirty Little Secrets of Highly Available Integration Infrastructure podcast series: The Myth of Five...

Open Source SOA has arrived! On a single day we have one platform announce that they have simplified basic SOA, and another has announced that SOA is...

In the last few weeks/months I have got more immersed in the world of REST and what it means to build and have a REST application.  While at first glance it may seem that REST is a lighter weight version of a web-service implementation, it is by no means the complete answer and I do not believe...