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Web 2.0: Public Sector Data Mash-Ups

By Dick Weisinger

Web 2.0 technology combined with publicly accessible data sources powered by Web Services have created a new category of applications called mash-ups.  Mash-up applications driven by APIs available from companies like Google and Yahoo! especially those that incorporate visual mapping…

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October 30th, 2006
Category: Content Management, SOA, Web 2.0, Web Services
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SOA: Small Projects are showing immediate ROI

By Dick Weisinger

While some large SOA projects struggle, smaller and incrementally deployed projects are showing immediate returns on investment.  A recent article by Heather Havenstein tracked some successful small-scale SOA projects, including one at Siemens AG in Munich. Siemens first implemented an SOA-based…

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October 20th, 2006
Category: Content Management, Document Mangement, SOA, Web Services
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IBM antes up $1 Billion for SOA

By Dick Weisinger

As mentioned on an earlier blog, with webMethods purchase of Infravio, BEA’s purchase of Flashline, and HP’s purchase of Mercury and Systinet, only LogicLibrary remains as an independent pure-play SOA company. IBM has now announced that it will begin reselling…

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October 12th, 2006
Category: Compliance, SOA
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Book: Enterprise SOA Adoption Strategies

By Dick Weisinger

A new book called Enterprise SOA Adoption Strategies by Steve Jones is available for free download (after registration) and can also be purchased here.  Steve is the CapGemini UK CTO for Application Development Transformation. The book’s approach is based the OASIS SOA…

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October 4th, 2006
Category: Business Process Management, SOA, Web Services, Workflow
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BPEL 2.0 Available for Public Comment

By Dick Weisinger

In an earlier Formtek blog I described and compared BPEL and BPMN 2.0 technologies and discussed how both are important to BPM.  BPEL is a language that describes the flow and coordination of interactions between published business component interfaces.  BPMN is a notational…

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September 27th, 2006
Category: Business Process Management, SOA, Web Services, Workflow
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