SugarCRM Taps The Web For Lead Info, Other CRM Data
The Cloud Connectors draw data from service providers' sites using Web services technology.
by
Antone Gonsalves
Planview Launches SaaS Version Of Portfolio Management Suite
The latest offering expands Planview's product line to 'pay-as-you-go SaaS.' The company also offers on-premise applications and will also provide hosting.
by
Antone Gonsalves
Panorama Taps Google Apps For Collaboration In Reporting
Panaorma is using Google Apps' spreadsheets within NovaView SharedViews to make it possible for customers and partners to share reports by simply clicking on a button.
by
Antone Gonsalves
Amazon Opens SimpleDB To Unlimited Public Beta
To help entice businesses to at least try out its cloud computing-integrated database service, Amazon is offering a free tier of usage for the next six months.
by
Michael Singer
SAP CEO: SaaS Hurts Our Profits
The company has readied version 2.0 of Business ByDesign, but a broad-market push is too costly for SAP, incoming chief executive Leo Apotheker said.
by
Mary Hayes Weier
The 2004 Editors' Choice Awards: The Intelligent Enterprise Dozen
Watch these important enablers of the intelligent enterprise.
by David Stodder
A Year in Perspective
A look back at the news of 2003 and a projection of trends in 2004
by Jeanette Burriesci & Michelle M. Young
The 2004 Editors' Choice Awards
Business intelligence, performance management, and all forms of integration are the dominant requirements addressed by the 12 IT solution providers that make up our supreme list for 2004.
by David Stodder, Jeanette Burriesci & Michelle M. Young
Companies to Watch 2004
Watch these important enablers of the intelligent enterprise.
by Michelle M. Young
Smart Synergy
With real-time business becoming a key objective, the worlds of enterprise application integration (EAI) and business intelligence (BI) are converging. What will it take to forge the most perfect union?
by David S. Linthicum
The Portal Reborn
Process management's evolution, supported by recent technology advances, gives IT good reason to look again at what kind of portal will deliver the most value to users. Here are the best practices to help you succeed
by Mark M. Davydov
SOA: The Process Development Paradigm
Leaving software development's dysfunctional legacy behind, service-oriented architecture (SOA) is gathering momentum as the paradigm for developing process management applications. Using Microsoft's BizTalk Server 2004 as an example, here's a look at how SOA works
by Ira Fuchs
BSP First-to-Market Opportunity
Many businesses are taking advantage of the Web services architecture to become business service providers (BSPs). Before jumping headfirst onto the BSP bandwagon, it's important to understand, articulate, locate, and pilot your service offering. Here's how.
by Stewart McKie
Web Services: It's About Connections
What do Web services really mean for your organization? The most important effect will be a blurring of internal and external services, spurring a need for new architecture. Thanks to competition, the result will be higher-quality software carried by connected services
by Douglas K. Barry
Integration Rising
Integration is pervasive throughout all levels of enterprise development
by Michael J. Hudson
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Web Services Papers
Free white papers and reports on the Intelligent Enterprise Research Library. Plus research from the leading analyst groups.
Take One For Web Services
There seems to be an inverse proportion between the size of the technological
stride and the time it takes to achieve success. Nowhere is this tenet more
applicable than in the case of Web services. Web services have come a long way
in just a few years. While initial adoption of Web services by end users was
slow, organizations are now realizing that the architecture can offer faster and
more cost-effective solutions to their integration and interoperability
problems.
Maximizing Site Performance
Savvy companies understand that site performance and availability are the
backbone of their online presence. In the Internet's earliest days, a simple FTP
ping was good enough to check availability. Today companies can have multiple
sites accessed around the globe. If those sites are unavailable, your
investments in content and management technology mean nothing.
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XML in a Nutshell, 2nd Edition
Elliotte Rusty Harold, W. Scott Means
O'Reilly, 2002
B2B Application Integration: e-Business-Enable Your Enterprise
David S. Linthicum
Addison-Wesley, 2001
Building Web Services with Java: Making Sense of XML, SOAP, WSDL and UDDI
Steve Graham et al
Sams, December 2001
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