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Two faces of the same coin
A series of articles trigger this post. Among them, two above all: Ismael Ghalimi’s “BPM is SOA’s Killer Application“. Ismael is the CEO of Intalio, a very bright mind in our industry and one of the...
View ArticleSOA + AJAX = The client layer ?
The CBDi Forum feeds are always very valuable. Yesterday I was able to find an interesting post from David Sprott, titled SOA Plus AJAX. What hit me most was: David asserts very clearly that “it’s...
View ArticleBPM **is** a mashup
Wow! I think this is an interesting quote from the BPM and Enterprise 2.0 panel: My favourite quote from the panel, from Phil Larson when speaking about mashing up BPM data: “BPM *is* a mashup”. I...
View ArticleAre Mashups Web-based only offering?
An interesting article “Barrelling Through The Web 2.0 World” highlights parts of a recent Gartner’s report on Web2.0. The article features my friend and IBM colleague Dan Gisolfi. I extrapolated the...
View ArticleMashups, web2.0 and the SOA cake
I read a commentary around the recent Gartner 10 Strategic technologies to watch in 2008. In this commentary, Evan Data Corp. Joe McKendrick and Software AG Miko Matsumura say, very high, that even in...
View ArticleBPM’s place in the upcoming decade of corporate change
I read this quote from Lombardi‘s president Phil Gilbert. I think it deserves a post: “BPM is the scalable program by which a company develops and maintains a capability for change. By “capability for...
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What a surprise: Oracle says WebLogic is its future strategic server
Today I received on of the newsletter to which I subscribe. I read it because of an article which seemed to be very interesting “Oracle says Weblogic is its future strategic server”. In the beginning,...
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SOA is Dead; Long Live Services
I received a couple of wake-up alerts from some friends about the noise that Anne Thomas Manes article “SOA is Dead; Long Live Services” has made. The result of this noise has been: “Since SOA is Dead,...
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Why Hasn’t BPM Taken Off Like ERP or CRM?
Last week, the ebizQ site posted a forum discussion on the subject “Why Hasn’t BPM Taken Off Like ERP or CRM?”. Hre is the reply I posted in the forum. When we work we actually execute one (or more) of...
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