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Best Practices in Event-Driven Service-Oriented Architecture Presentation»rank: 2454407by: ZapThink, Jason Bloomberg
: :Presentation for KnowNow Webinar on October 13, 2004. Replay is available at http://www.knownow.com/about/events.shtml. |
Web Services Technologies and Trends Report: Q4 2001»rank: 2454407by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :Key Findings: The Web Services market is segmented into three major segments: Web Services Platforms consisting of a Web Services Development Environment and Web Services Runtime Environment Web Service Application Development Suites Web Services Operations Management 75% of surveyed companies stated that their planned Web Service deployments will be internally-focused 64% of surveyed companies stated that Enterprise and Data Integration was the primary focus of their Web Service implementations 61% of surveyed companies plan a pilot test of Web Service-based applications within the next 12 months 58% of current Web ... |
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Rich and Smart Clients for Service-Oriented Architectures Report: User Interactivity Technology and Trends»rank: 2454407by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :Key Points: Rich clients will supplant portals as the primary interface to Web Services and Service-oriented functionality in the enterprise by the end of 2007. The total opportunity for rich clients for SOAs is over $923 million by 2010 realized by new entrant and incumbent vendors. The window of opportunity for new rich client entrants will start to wane when Microsoft makes the Longhorn wave of OS improvements generally available in 2006, at the earliest The increasing adoption of devices, mobile computing, and sometimes-connected systems, movement to asynchronous computing, and ... |
ZapNote: TimeVision ZapNote: XML-enabling Organizational Charts and Structure»rank: 3547377by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :Organizational charts are universally understood and so it is almost one of the only true universal business documents. People use org charts for change management (such as layoffs and rapid growth), phone lists, directories for departments, what-if planning for mergers and acquisitions, redundancies, efficiencies, gaps, and headcount on the fly. The main problem with organizational charts is that they are frequently are out-of-date, and most industrial HR and ERP software packages have left this capability out of their products. TimeVision has answered these problems through a set of innovative products ... |
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Focus Software: Making Forms More Intelligent ZapNote»rank: 3547377by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :Web-based forms are a particularly crude way of soliciting data from users. In HTML, the fields of data that a form solicits, the presentation of that form to the user, and the way that form elements bind to data and send them back to the server are all tightly coupled to each other. It is very difficult to separate the way that a system represents a form from the information that the form contains. The W3C hopes to change this reality by introducing an XML-based specification called XForms that separates ... |
ZapNote: Avinon ZapNote: Scenarios for Web Services Application Delivery»rank: 3547377by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :Avinon has announced the release of its NetScenario Platform for the creation of applications that utilize Web Service building blocks. While other notable Web Services platforms focus on the developer or IT staff for the creation and management of web service applications, Avinon has focused on the non-technical business user as the point of creation for web applications. The NetScenario Platform fits well within Web Services Application Delivery strategies. |
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Optimizing Web Services in the Enterprise White Paper: From Point-to-Point Web Services to Service-Oriented Architectures»rank: 5806049by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :XML and Web Services traffic is consuming an increasing percentage of the bandwidth on the corporate network. At the same time, enterprise IT architects and data center administrators are struggling with how to deploy XML and Web Services-based solutions in the enterprise in a reliable, secure, and manageable manner. Furthermore, existing computing infrastructures are increasingly inadequate to meet the demands of high-performance XML and Web Services capabilities.To solve many of these challenges, vendors are introducing a new category of intelligent network device that are able to intercept, inspect, transform, and ... |
ZapNote: PRAJA ZapNote: Empowering Aggregated Information Decision Making through Business Activity Monitoring»rank: 5806049by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :In this information-overload, rapid-fire environment of informed decision making, business users of all types need the ability to quickly assimilate information from a wide range of data sources, develop business insights from this information, monitor and react to the changing business environment, and create and disseminate new ideas and initiatives throughout the enterprise. Continual Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) solutions allow users to be interactively informed of information in an event-driven manner. Through its ExperienceWare application suite, PRAJA provides a robust, patented Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) solution and development platform that ... |
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ZapNote: The Open Travel Alliance (OTA) ZapNote: Two Companies Find Opportunity in Travel Standards»rank: 5806049by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :The Open Travel Alliance (OTA) was created less than two years ago as a means for creating a set of standards for the hospitality and travel industries. Their first deliverable is an XML-based specification that covers the various needs of airline, hotel, car, and entertainment facilities. And two organizations, Viata and Outrigger Hotels, are making the most of their commitment to open standards in the hospitality industries by adopting OTA. |
ZapNote: RosettaNet ZapNote: Aiming Towards Global Implementation»rank: 5806049by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :RosettaNet has long been a leading force in standardization of e-Business exchange in the high-tech supply chain. One of the most significant challenges facing XML-based B2B standards is their difficulty in being widely implemented and adopted. To directly address this implementation and usability challenge, RosettaNet has adopted a new focus aimed at enabling global implementation of their specifications. Users looking to implement RosettaNet specifications should read this Briefing Note to understand this new focus and ascertain how it will affect their long-term implementation goals. |