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| 16 Nov 2009 |
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How do I pair BPM modeling tools with an SOA?
(SearchSOA.com)
What is a key characteristic I should look for in BPM modeling tools, especially when looking to pair them with SOA? Expert Todd Biske has the answer. |
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UML profiles target DoDAF, MODAF, SOA and systems
Proliferation of profiles criticised by some, embraced by others. Also, Microsoft supports UML in Visual Studio 2010. |
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| 11 Nov 2009 |
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BPM, SOA and steps toward better application building
Creating BPM applications can benefit from a SOA approach. But Steve Jones, CTO at CapGemini, cautions to not let BPM app dev be driven only by IT. It must meet business needs. |
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Tools add Web services to existing Java EE applications
(SOA Talk Blog)
Proxisoft has created software that, once installed in a Java EE environment, allows you to point and click on classes and methods to create Web services. |
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SOA data integration and MDM as a platform with Informatica9
Product will combine tools for data quality, application lifecycle management, data integration and master data management (MDM) into a single platform. |
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| 09 Nov 2009 |
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Fujitsu fields BPM on cloud computing platform
Updated version of Interstage Business Process Management includes free Interstage Cloud BPM platform for 10-user groups. Dynamic tasking capabilities are also due. |
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| 06 Nov 2009 |
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Aggregate services across multiple cloud domains
(SOA Talk)
Vordel released a Cloud Service Broker (CSB). The CSB registers the services from across domains into a single repository. |
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| 05 Nov 2009 |
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IBM launches test and development products for cloud computing
IBM has released two new products providing infrastructure and management tools for testing and development on the cloud. |
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Video: Author says Enterprise JavaBeans is here to stay
(SearchSOA.com)
We spoke with Reza Rahman, author of EJB 3 in Action, about the future of Enterprise JavaBeans. Watch this interview at the SearchSOA.com video library. |
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| 04 Nov 2009 |
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SOA implementation evolves from open source to Oracle SOA suite
(SearchCIO.com)
SOA is something you do, not something you buy, or so say most SOA experts. Even IT organizations that have put in the hard work of "doing SOA" may find they eventually need to go ... |
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Altova updates MissionKit
Altova updated its XML, database and UML tool suite to modernize its tools. |
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Platform Computing releases Symphony 5
Platform Computing's new release of Symphony 5 boosts performance with colocation and smart schedulers. |
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Viewers not convinced by Oracle reassurances
(SOA Talk Blog)
Oracle released an FAQ meant to assure users of Sun's open source tools Glassfish and Netbeans that it plans to continue to support the technologies. But viewers have doubt. |
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| 03 Nov 2009 |
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Cloud computing architecture: Relational memories are made of this?
Will the world rewrite its mass of apps for the new cloud computing architecture? At one point, Google would have you believe they would. That is not so clear now, as Amazon moves ... |
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| 02 Nov 2009 |
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In SOA, cloud resources may exacerbate security and file transfers issues
SOA testing vendor Crosscheck Networks has just released the SOASonar 5.0, which has added support for WS-Trust and large transfers. |
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Did IT Work? BPM is finally aligning business and IT
(Financial Times)
The Financial Times gives a thorough review of the current BPM landscape, with special emphasis on how BPM bridges the IT department with the line-of-business. |
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| 31 Oct 2009 |
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SOA products for October 2009
Several new products and product updates were released in October 2009. Read about them here. |
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| 30 Oct 2009 |
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Oracle affirms MySQL, NetBeans and Glassfish have future after Sun
(SOA Talk Blog)
Since Oracle's acquistion of Sun in April, many viewers have speculated on the future of MySQL, Glassfish, and Netbeans. Oracle affirmed it will continue to use and invest in the t... |
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Microsoft Azure's new Eclipse tie-ins reassure partners
(SearchITChannel.com)
Microsoft's latest move to bring non-Windows developers and VARs into the Azure fold is winning praise from Microsoft shops and even some non-aligned partners. |
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Enterprise mashup user story: Knowing your data
At Pfizer, embracing mashups required a shift in culture but made software development faster and more collaborative. This is part 2 of 3 in a special report on enterprise mashups. |
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