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Actually, touching would be great, but be warned... it costs extra! Did I ever tell you about that time in South Africa where I presented at a conference during one of their open sessions? Afterward, a guy actually came up and hugged me for my performance. True, I swear.

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There was a time when I was diving intensively and I'd call my boss at the end of vacation to let him know I was still alive and would be back in the office as planned. I even left my passwords and his information with my brother so my bro could send him my laptop if a fatal event occurred. Have...

I saw an interesting story in the news two days ago.  It's about a company that has received multiple "good governance" awards.  Well, it turns out that their "good governance" has led to the chairman having to admit that their finances were falsified.  Know...

Are you thinking about OSS/BSS Integration?

The Semantic Dialogues tells the story of how National Networks, a fictional telecommunications service provider, pursued and...

Anne Thomas Manes of Burton Group posted how SOA is Dead; Long Live Services.  This one is too juicy not to comment on!

Firstly, I totally agree...

My first post on the Progress SOA Blog! This gives me jitters... All the writing till now was somehow different. There was a carefree attitude to that writing. When I wrote my book (nearly 40% of the book on...

One of the key things I saw in 2008 was the rise of events and eventing through Event Driven Architecture (EDA).  While "events" have always existed, they have primarily been used in specific markets such as...

Last week, I had an opportunity to listen to some of our top solution spokespeople here at Progress Software present, watch the audience respond, and then drink with the sales people who are tasked to sell our solutions in what could be the worst economy in recent history. I made a note to myself...