BEAWorld 2005 Conference Coverage:

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News from BEAWorld 2005

BEA's Carges on open source and runtime SOA
In part three of a Q&A with Mark Carges, BEA Systems Inc.'s CTO, advocates for getting business metrics from your SOA and makes the case for vendor-supported open source.
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BEA's Carges addresses BPEL, JBI and SOA
In part two of this Q&A, Mark Carges, BEA Systems Inc.'s CTO, delves into why BEA's taking a cautious approach on BPEL and JBI and where it wants to go beyond the AquaLogic ESB.

BEA's Carges on portals, Ajax
Part 1 of a Q&A with Mark Carges, BEA Systems Inc.'s CTO, who tackled questions about how SOA has altered the way portals get built and the growing importance of Ajax.

Covad: SOA scary, slow and worth it
Speaking at the BEAWorld conference, Covad Communications architect Jeff Davies painted a sober picture of what it takes to build a service-oriented architecture.

BEA embraces Eclipse, acquires M7
BEA Systems Inc. yesterday snatched up Eclipse IDE vendor M7 Corp, giving the company a sizable infusion of open source functionality.

BEA gears up for runtime SOA
Beefed-up throughput and hot swappable applications highlight BEA Systems Inc.'s push to build out an enterprise-class runtime for Web services..