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The Future of Enterprise Content Management
Trends for Linking the Content Management Lifecycle to Your Enterprise Application Infrastructure
by Geoffrey BockIn this report, we offer our observations about our framework-based comparisons of enterprise content management products as well as identify critical trends for content management features and functions. -
Service-Oriented Architecture: Defining Services
Defining Services and Their Requirements
by Robert Eugene SheltonThis report provides guidelines and a template for specifying a service, using examples of services that are commonly encountered by any organization implementing Service-Oriented Architecture. -
Securing Trading Partner Interactions: Two Approaches Supported by New Standards
Considering Federation or Automated Provisioning Standards? You'll Need Both
by Susan AldrichHow do you prepare for automated interactions with your partners? You’ll need to consider an extended approach to provisioning, an updated security infrastructure, and the implications of federation. -
Service-Oriented Architecture: Applying Granularity
Applying the Right Granularity for Services
by Robert Eugene SheltonFinding the “right” granularity for Web Services can be a challenge. This report applies our best-practices framework to a real-world example, showing how a candidate list of services is refined into a set of well-defined services for design or acquisiti -
Service-Oriented Architecture: Defining Granularity
Finding the "Right" Granularity for Services
by Robert Eugene SheltonFinding the “right” granularity for web services can be a challenge. This report provides practical tools and guidelines that will help you design well-defined services. -
Service-Oriented Architecture FAQs
The What, Why, and How of SOA
by Susan AldrichHere is a set of definitions, a description of benefits, and critical success factors for achieving a service-oriented Architecture. -
Beware of Business Process Management
Be Careful about Adopting Internally-Driven Business Processes; Instead, Design a Customer-Adaptive Enterprise Using a Services-Oriented Approach
by Patricia SeyboldBusiness processes are internally-focused, difficult to design, hard to adapt, and have very short shelf-lives. Instead of wasting time designing business processes, we recommend that you identify the services required to support key Customer Scenarios® -
What Does Availability Actually Mean?
Weighing Five 9s, Customer Experience, Business Results, and the IT Report Card
by Susan AldrichAvailability may be Five 9s, but what did we actually measure? Why? -
HP’s Web Services Management Game Plan
Be the Keystone for Web Services Management Standards and Technology
by Susan AldrichHP has a Web Services game plan designed to keep HP in the forefront of Web Services management technology and standards. -
Taking Portals Offline
BackWeb ProactivePortal Enables Almost Seamless Offline Portal Usage
by David MarshakBackWeb ProactivePortal provides the ability to synchronize portals for offline use. -
AmberPoints Web Services Backplane Solutions
Management Foundation and Service Level Manager Control Quality of Service and Access
by Susan AldrichAmberPoint’s Web Services management solutions are tops for business visibility and flexibility. -
SAS Moves Up-Market
Continuing the Migration from Tools to Solutions
by Mitchell KramerSAS Institute has articulated a vision to “become the strategic business intelligence and analytic applications supplier.” This report presents our take on SAS’s vision and on whether SAS can achieve it. -
The Future of Lotus
Does It Have One? Does It Matter?
by David MarshakIBM is redefining the Lotus brand, products, and organization. Will this matter to customers? -
Data Warehouse Databases
Our Framework for Evaluating and Comparing Products that Implement Data Warehouses
by Mitchell KramerThis reports documents a framework for evaluating data warehouse databases. The framework has been designed to simplify the effort and reduce the risk to select the data warehouse database that is best for you. -
Sony Broadband Services Builds Web Services Infrastructure
Services-Based Architecture Enables Interoperability and Cost Savings
by Susan AldrichSony Broadband Services has implemented a framework for interoperability, based on Web Services, which also supports evolution to a services-based Architecture. -
How to Think about Portals
Why "Lipstick on a Pig" Isn't Such a Bad Idea!
by Patricia SeyboldPortals are more than a thin veneer on top of a set of disparate applications. -
Web Services Security Issues and Antidotes
Two Characteristics of Web Services Drive Critical Security Requirements
by Susan AldrichThere are two security issues that are exacerbated by Web Services, which push some familiar security requirements into higher priority. -
The Network Effect
Weaving the Semantic Web of information
by Patricia SeyboldNo matter what business you're in, you should be aware of emerging standards in cross-referencing digital assets. -
Who Is Accessing Your Information?
The COUNTER Project Proposes to Track Usage while Protecting Privacy
by Patricia SeyboldThe COUNTER Project is attempting to provide a standardized method of tracking reader access to online published information. -
Protecting Your Digital Assets
Technical Journal Publishers Lead the Way Using Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs)
by Patricia SeyboldThe DOI standard for uniquely tagging digitized assets is in widespread use by journal publishers.
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