Adobe heralds 3D authoring, radiosity lighting
Adobe Systems has introducing its 3D authoring tool, Adobe Atmosphere, for building multimedia-based interactive environments for the Web and PDF files.
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OASIS adds ebXML business process committee
OASIS has formed an ebXML Business Process Technical Committee to further define the e-business XML Business Process Specification Schema (ebXML BPSS) model for business collaborations within and between enterprises.
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ComponentOne boosts Microsoft apps on mobile devices
Boosting development of Microsoft applications for mobile devices, ComponentOne has announced availability of the Q4 2003 version of ComponentOne Studio Enterprise, which supports the Microsoft .Net Compact Framework.
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Software licensing must evolve, execs say
Software licensing practices must change to accommodate economic and technology trends, according to officials at the SoftSummit conference.
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IBM experiments with Socializer technology
IBM wants to make it easier for technology buffs to socialise.
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Borland adds 'Track and Trace' to apps testing tool
Borland Software has upgradedits Optimizeit Java application testing tool, adding Track and Trace functions for distributed performance analysis.
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Sun, Siebel strengthen ties
Siebel and Sun are forging a software development partnership with a goal of boosting performance of Siebel CRM applications running on Sun's Solaris operating system and Sun ONE middleware stack.
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Microsoft claims .Net usage passes Java
Microsoft is boasting that it has surpassed Java usage with .Net and is preparing to make its application development platform more conducive to Web services.
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Novell hails Linux, criticises SCO
Novell officials at the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo have hailed their company's commitment to Linux and criticised The SCO Group for its attempts to extract licensing fees for use of the open source platform.
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Open source code quality endorsed
Code in the Apache open source Web server Version 2.1 is on par with that found in commercial equivalents, according to a study by Reasoning, which provides code inspection services.
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Microsoft readies kit for security initiative
Microsoft plans to release a preliminary software development kit for its Next-Generation Secure Computing Base (NGSCB) security technology, also known as Palladium.
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Oracle-PeopleSoft merger may harm partners
If Oracle succeeds in its hostile $US5.1 billion bid to acquire PeopleSoft, the deal could have a ripple effect on vendor partners.
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XML querying proposed as Java standard
Oracle and IBM plan to announce a Java Specification Request (JSR) to define a Java API for invocations of queries written in the W3C standard XML query language, XQuery, according to an Oracle representative.
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IBM to boost grid capabilities
Endorsing grid computing as a means to better utilise IT resources, IBM plans to add grid computing technologies to its operating systems and WebSphere application server beginning later this year.
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IBM readies first Rational product rollout
IBM has rolled out new Rational software development products, its first since officially acquiring the company in February.
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