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InformationWeek Analytics: State Of SOA
InformationWeek, February 21, 2009 We polled readers to assess whether service-oriented architectures have simply hit an economy-induced bump in the road or are, instead, at a significant crossroads. CEP: A Technology For These Uncertain Times InformationWeek, October 04, 2008 Complex event processing software started in financial markets, but more companies are considering it to make sense of soaring data volumes. Tame That VM Sprawl InformationWeek, September 20, 2008 The Distributed Management Task Force's VMAN Initiative is aimed at making it easier and less expensive to keep rapidly expanding virtualized infrastructures under control. InformationWeek 500: Flextronics Parlays SOA Into Happier Customers InformationWeek, September 16, 2008 Electronics manufacturer leverages service-oriented architecture into a higher level of customer service. InformationWeek 500: Manufacturers Use New-Fashioned Approach To Customer Satisfaction InformationWeek, September 16, 2008 The InformationWeek 500 survey reveals 40% in the sector are striving to deliver better business intelligence to more employees, more quickly. Virtualization: Microsoft's Price Versus VMware's Features InformationWeek, September 13, 2008 Microsoft is betting many IT shops won't pay for VMware's more sophisticated features. With Chrome, Google's Not Fighting The Last Browser War InformationWeek, September 06, 2008 It's trying to shift the focus to running Web applications, not viewing pages Effective SOA Requires Intermediaries InformationWeek, August 16, 2008 ESB, design-time governance, runtime management, and XML security gateways are must-haves for SOA. Or are they? A Simpler Approach To SOA InformationWeek, August 09, 2008 Web-oriented architectures are easier to implement and offer a similar flexibility to SOA. |
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