250 news & feature articles results for "ubl web services interoperability organization"

Iona CTO Eric Newcomer says the process of adopting standards has become more about furthering the control of established software companies than about realizing the many promises of Web services technology.

Posted by Eric Newcomer

The W3C establishes a working group to define and establish rules for Web services choreography. But disagreement over intellectual property issues could derail the effort.

Posted by Paul Festa

The Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards is devising a model for ensuring the reliability of Web services communications.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

Sun Microsystems may finally get its wish to join the board of a Web services standards organization formed earlier this year by IBM and Microsoft.

Posted by Alorie Gilbert

Ending months of speculation, the computing giant says it intends to join a key Web services standards organization--but with some strings attached.

Posted by Wylie Wong

In an about-face, Big Blue is paving the way for its rival to join a Web services standards organization, hoping to quell infighting that could put a damper on the emerging technology.

Posted by Wylie Wong

Web services--the technology heralded as a way to connect incompatible software--is suffering from a communications breakdown as rival alliances jockey to establish standards.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

Posted by Alorie Gilbert

Microsoft, IBM, Intel and BEA Systems plan to educate businesses on how to build Web services and how to ensure they do it in a compatible way, according to sources.

Posted by Wylie Wong

Separate sets of standards will eventually come together. Until then, companies that need to implement new secure Web services should make minimal architecture investments.

Posted by null Forrester Research