One-armed bandits underline IBM’s ‘year of e-commerce’
Big Blue, Lotus team up to tackle online commerce
View ArticleJava Server, servlets the new Internet wave
If you're building Internet-enabled applications, I feel sorry for you. All of a sudden you're in a new world of "Internet time" projects. And at the same time there's an explosion of new...
View ArticleDelphi developers lap up Kylix
Borland argues Linux being held back from mainstream by lack of RAD tools
View ArticleBorland more confident at Melbourne conference
Announcement on new low-cost web app server to come next week
View ArticleBots do battle, teach Java
One of IBM’s most surprising recent successes has been, believe it or not, a game. But this is not just any game, it’s Robocode, a game that teaches you Java as you create robot tanks and send them out...
View ArticleIBM: 18 months until Linux break-through
Increasing software and services revenue in Linux area
View ArticleLotus' latest worth taking note of
IBM’s just-released Notes and Domino 6.0 are the first major releases since 1999, when release 5 came out. The new release follows a 12-month beta testing programme and includes so many changes it...
View ArticleAnalysis: Developers living in interesting times
At IBM’s Developerworks Live conference a year ago, I had the sense that IBM’s software division was finally achieving what it had seemed to lack for a number of years.
View ArticleIBM claims Linux growing apace
IBM claims its Linux business is growing at 65 per cent a year, close to double the Linux adoption rate estimated by market researcher IDC.
View ArticleIBM pieces fall into place
The last puzzle in IBM’s software strategic direction became clearer at last month's Lotusphere in the US. Namely, where does the Lotus division fit in the overall IBM software strategic direction?
View ArticleIndigo provides colour at Tech Ed
The “sexiest” keynote demos at Tech Ed 2005 were without doubt the two Indigo demos introduced by Ari Bixhorn, Microsoft’s director of web services strategy.
View ArticleJokesters confirm: security is no laughing matter
Jesper Johansson and Steve Riley probably have a future in comedy if their security roles at Microsoft ever wind up. Their sessions at TechEd were popular with punters who turned out in force to learn...
View ArticleMicrosoft CRM 3.0 – this time Redmond gets it right
It’s been a long time between drinks for users of Microsoft CRM but there’s finally a new version ready for release and it looks as though the wait may have been worthwhile.
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