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As people who have read my blogs over the last few years will know I have always been a strong proponent of a data centric view of the integration world (covered in more detail here for instance). However when we... Read More..
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Readers who lived in the UK in the 1970s will have been surprised at IBM's announcement of SMash. IBM’s SMash isn’t in fact a relaunch of a rather chemical instant potato mix made famous for its slogan ‘For Mash get... Read More..
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Mash-ups are one of the hot areas for trialing in 2008 and a likely major project area in 2008, 2009 and beyond. The concept is appealing to business users and allows rapid development of useful applications. As I have previously... Read More..
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Faced by the uphill struggle of justifying SOA to business managers who find the benefits of SOA hard to understand let alone quantify, it is tempting to link it to other areas of technology innovation which are (we hope) easier... Read More..
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When everybody starts to agree that something is bound to be the next big thing, I get jumpy. When people start ramming the Business word in to create a new acronym, I get really jumpy. Complex Event Processing has been... Read More..
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It is almost 9 months since I have blogged on ebizq. In 2008 I intend to make this my main blogging platform although I will continue to blog from time to time on the Lustratus blog as well. While I... Read More..
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