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ICT & Web Industry news that I find interesting if you want links to open new windows Some Permanent Links: My employer, whose people & products continue to thrill me Cartoons that put a smile on my face every morning: Dilbert and UserFriendly My main blog, Bruggen	Thursday, July 26, 2001 The line between appservers and OSes/hardware platforms is clearly blurring:this article (Java application servers: The next OS?) just confirms many people's feelings ... posted at 7/26/2001 09:50:47 AM Thursday, July 19, 2001 How long does a new spec have to take to mature? Finally, un finished Enterprise JavaBean 2.0 specification yesterday ... posted at 7/19/2001 10:02:29 AM How long does a new spec have to take to mature? Finally, un finished Enterprise JavaBean 2.0 specification yesterday ... posted at 7/19/2001 10:01:42 AM Wednesday, July 04, 2001 Some people do not agree: an article onWebservices.org posted at 7/4/2001 12:37:15 PM Are web services be the industry's next big fad? Some agree, some don't ... posted at 7/4/2001 12:36:36 PM Tuesday, July 03, 2001 The only reason Oracle won is because S3 was not included in CRN's survey ... posted at 7/3/2001 09:09:46 AM Thursday, June 21, 2001 Interesting read about the birth of another connectivity standard: The Java Connector Architecture. posted at 6/21/2001 05:26:58 PM Monday, June 18, 2001 Interesting story on the emerging JMS Middleware marke at the SD Times. It's fascinating to witness the 'proprietary' middleware market collapse to the advantage of the standards-based alternatives ... posted at 6/18/2001 12:50:13 PM Tuesday, January 09, 2001 Anyone interested in Microsoft's .NET platform and the role it plays in its legal fights, should read this Economist.com article. It is an amazing analysis of the political and technical strategy behind Microsoft's latest marketing blur. posted at 1/9/2001 07:57:40 PM This may spell the end of Lotus, as it commences a restructuring that may lead to tighter IBM control ... posted at 1/9/2001 08:27:20 AM HOME - ARCHIVES
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