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SOA: Open Source SOA Infrastructure

By Dick Weisinger

  Despite early resistence, Open Source is spreading quickly throughout the enterprise.  Iona’s recent acquistion of LogicBlaze is further proof of the trend. In mid-2005 Dublin, Ireland-based Iona Technologies initiated the Open Source Java-based Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) project called Celtix. 

Web 2.0 + SaaS: Software Development and Deployment as a Service (SDDS)

By Dick Weisinger

Bungee Labs unveiled the Bungee Connect on-demand development environment at the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco in mid-April.  The new platform targets small and medium sized businesses, allowing them to quickly create highly-scalable Web 2.0 applications based on APIs from

SOA: Oracle's Project X — Will it LeapFrog Project Fusion?

By Dick Weisinger

Oracle has been on an architecture path called Fusion for some time.  Part of Fusion’s goal is to be able to bring together some of the very many different applications and technologies that Oracle has been acquiring (28 new suites

SOA: Half of Enterprise Developers to be using SOA in Two Years

By Dick Weisinger

Evan Data sees rapid uptake of SOA technologies over the next two years.  Currently about one quarter of enterprise-level developers are already using SOA techniques in their development, but that number is poised to grow another 28 percent over the

SOA: Web Services in a Nutshell

By Dick Weisinger

Stefan Tilkov of InnoQ, a German services company with expertise in Software architecture related to SOA, Web Services, SOAP, WSDL, UDDI and XML, has created a vendor-neutral poster showing a matrix of Web Services Standards. The poster isa useful collection of more than