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ZapNote: Forum Systems ZapNote: Advanced XML Network Appliance»rank:by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :Rather than requiring each application on the network to comply with the latest XML-based security specifications, compression algorithms, and business process standards, most organizations will seek to implement centralized intermediaries that will handle these tasks on behalf of the applications. Hardware XML Network Appliances can fill the role of the XML and Web Services intermediary in a credible way.Forum Systems has produced a hardware appliance that aims to fill the role as Web Services Proxy as and XML "Application Firewall" by processing XML network traffic and applying security, routing, and ... |
ZapNote: FRx Software ZapNote: Using XML for Budgeting and Forecasting»rank:by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :Leveraging the Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL), and XML format for business financial reporting, FRx Forecaster (formerly ebudgets.com) has launched a product that uses XML to aggregate budgetary and financial information across many enterprise and legacy systems. |
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ZapNote: Grand Central ZapNote: A Private Network for Loosely Coupling Business Partners»rank:by: ZapThink, Jason Bloomberg
: :Grand Central Communications offers a private Web Services network that can connect multiple business partners over the Internet in a standards-based, loosely coupled fashion. Similar to the EDI value-added networks from earlier generations, Grand Central offers connectivity, security, and reliability to its participating customers. However, the similarity ends there. By leveraging the full power of Web Services and Service orientation, Grand Central enables multiple participants to connect with each other in a secure, easy to configure, easy to maintain fashion. |
ZapNote: HandySoft ZapNote: XML-Enhanced Process Management and Workflow»rank:by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :As systems become increasingly more integrated and heterogeneous, the need for a robust workflow approach is becoming steadily more apparent. The new class of "enterprise workflow solutions" or more increasingly known as Business Process Management (BPM) solutions have coalesced around an set of functionality and performance requirements that meet the needs of an extended enterprise that includes an organization's partners, customers, and suppliers. HandySoft aims to simplify and enable complex intersystem workflow and business process automation through its BizFlow product, which provides a comprehensive set of XML-enabled collaborative tools driven ... |
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ZapNote: HyperVision ZapNote: Automating Valid XML Document Creation within Microsoft Word»rank: 7130626by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :Many of the documents of value created within an organization come from those that work directly with customers or end users. These non-technical document authors prefer to use common word processing tools to meet their needs, but they lose many of the features and capabilities that XML can offer organizations. Thus, the challenge is allowing users to create documents that take advantage of XML without requiring them to use a new, unfamiliar tool set. HyperVision has created the WorX suite of products to meet the need of document authors to ... |
ZapNote: Infonyte ZapNote: A Persistent DOM for XML Storage»rank: 7130626by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :The increasing use of XML is necessitating a general storage and retrieval system that can handle the specific needs of XML document archival. Infonyte provides a Native XML Data store (NXD) solution that is a compact called Infonyte-DB that uses a persistent implementation of the Document Object Model (DOM) as its primary storage mechanism. |
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ZapNote: InfoPower ZapNote: Crafting the Vision of Service-Oriented Application Development»rank: 6515945by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :InfoPower’s flagship SnapXT product is squarely focused at enabling casual, informal, and agile business process and composite application development. Leveraging a hosted, J2EE-based platform, SnapXT introduces a unique and innovative development paradigm – the ability for the application developer to choose their most productive design and development tool, and use such tools interchangeably. Using XML as its output format, applications are produced intuitively, providing a range of ways to build Service-oriented, composite applications. |
ZapNote: Infoteria ZapNote: Platform for B2B Integration»rank: 6515945by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :Infoteria's Asteria Platform and Business Language Objects for XML (BLOX) provide a comprehensive solution for transporting, integrating, and manipulating XML within the context of e-Business transactions, with a particular focus on the RosettaNet specifications. Their comprehensive B2B automation and integration platform, along with componentized business functionality, will help to simplify and enable scalable and robust B2B integration applications. |
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ZapNote: Infravio, Inc. ZapNote: Enabling Web Services Management through Delivery Contracts»rank: 6515945by: ZapThink, Jason Bloomberg
: :Infravio Ensemble is a Web Services management suite that offers full lifecycle management, configuration management, security management, monitoring, and alerting, built upon a metadata-driven architecture that offers APIs for security, transformation, transactions, orchestration, and event management – the complete set of functionality that Web Services management solutions should have. However, what differentiates Infravio’s Ensemble solution from most other Web Services management offerings is their focus on managing Web Services Delivery Contracts, which allow Web Service designers to create generic Web Services and then define delivery, routing, SLA, and monitoring parameters ... |
ZapNote: Interactive Financial Exchange (IFX) ZapNote: An XML-based Financial Exchange Specification»rank: 6515945by: ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer
: :Financial services and related industries are some of the largest consumers of information and data in the world. Standardization of transactions (message sets) allows financial organizations to more easily acquire customers for online banking and financial services, retain flexibility in their choice of technology vendors and suppliers, more easily manage their portfolio of service, and greatly reduce cost of product development and integration. The IFX Specification allows financial institutions and associated service providers to access account information, download credit card statements, transfer funds, process consumer and business payments, enable bill ... |