Borland to kick off C++ for Linux strategy
Borland Software will further its open-source strategy next Tuesday when it details plans for C++ on Linux at the LinuxWorld Conference in New York.
Stories by Tom Sullivan
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Business Objects backs Web services
Business Objects on Monday announced a software developer's kit that will enable users to Web services-enable their BI (business intelligence) infrastructures.
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BEA to offer integration adapters
BEA Systems on Monday said it will begin offering application adapters based on JCA (J2EE Connector Architecture) to provide a standardised means to integrate otherwise disparate software.
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Oracle opens its toolbox to updates
Oracle has rolled out a new edition of its JDeveloper toolbox, with a focus on Java, performance and Web services.
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HP to make its app server free
In what can be construed as further evidence that application servers are becoming commodities, Hewlett-Packard has said its application server will be available for free later this month.
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ColdFusion enters the Java Age
Macromedia has detailed what will be the next version of its ColdFusion application development tools.
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Integration for Web services
The worlds of Web services and integration are moving slowly toward unification. This was underscored last week with announcements from BEA Systems and Tibco Software that their integration servers will, in large part, bolster their Web services strategies.
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Putting a face on Web services
As Web services usher in new ways to build, deploy, and consume software, they will in turn demand new interfaces. The current method of accessing software from a big fat PC browser won't be entirely replaced any time soon, but as new devices interact with Web services, they will require more adaptable interfaces.
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IBM updates first of Informix products
Updating the first of the database servers it acquired from Informix, was today expected to issue a new version of the transaction database server IDS 9.3.
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IBM adds to mainframe database toolbox
In what a company official described as the third wave of the company's mainframe database tools business, IBM on Tuesday announced a new set of tools for database administration and performance enhancement.
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Gates: Spend on research during downturn
Bill Gates, Microsoft's chairman and chief software architect, told attendees at the Future Forum here Wednesday that companies should continue to invest in long-term research through the current economic downturn.
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Microsoft gives analysts a glimpse of coming year
Microsoft president Rick Belluzzo kicked off the company's annual financial analysts meeting here on Thursday by outlining Microsoft's business objectives for the coming year.
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Gates touts XML Web services as key to productivity
Wrapping up the company's business partner show here Monday, Microsoft chairman and chief software architect Bill Gates said that the productivity the business world has seen to date is only the beginning, and Web services will deliver new enhancements.
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WebMethods to beef up its integration strategy
WebMethods is rolling out enhancements to its integration strategy. The company on Monday will announce Partner Connect, a product and services offering that helps companies build online trading hubs and connect to partners in the process.
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PricewaterCoopers adds new integration and analytics arm
Without yet making its intentions public, Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC) is building a new unit to focus on helping customers integrate and analyse their enterprise applications for a big-picture view of how well their organisations are operating.
