• Iona touts .NET access to CORBA systems
• FileNet backs new portal standards
• Reusable asset standard enters comment period
• Lockheed Martin locks down WS with Forum
• Implementing WS-Security
• AmberPoint to release free Java WS developer tools
• North Plains debuts WS integration broker
• XML news
• Web services expert predictions 2004 -- Roman Stanek, Future of Web services
• Web services expert predictions 2004 -- Doron Sherman, Web services orchestration
• ATG builds Web services functions into CRM apps
• The growing problem of identity theft
• Web services expert predictions 2004 -- Daniel Foody, Web services deployments
• Microsoft bets big on Web services
• Cape Clear takes WS approach to data integration
• Blue Titan's SOA 'fabric' product available
• Business rules in Confluent's world
• Salesforce.com offers WS-based app server
• Sarvega launches blade for WS infrastructure
• The path to SOA
• Open source SOI server released by Indigo
• Web services expert predictions 2004 -- Ben Watson, Standards
• With age comes WSDM
• SeeBeyond releases service bus for WS orchestration
• Security hodge-podge used in Web services projects
• Potential portal problems
• Web services expert predictions 2004 -- Jeff Hanson, Java/J2EE
• Web services expert predictions 2004 -- Mark Baker, REST
• Web services expert predictions 2004 -- Eric Marks, author, Executive's Guide to Web Services
• Web services expert predictions 2004 -- Kerry Champion, Web services middleware
• Web services expert predictions 2004 -- Sean McGrath, XML
• Snapbridge to debut data integration software
• WebMethods offers royalty-free Glue licenses
• BPM to its friends, but what is it?
• Web services field sees busy year for acquisitions
• Informatica PowerCenter 7
• November 2003: The Month in Review
• Xyleme: An interesting conjunction
• Forum adds XML gateway to security tool
• Thanksgiving: Do you speak Geek?
• Samsung teams up with AmberPoint, Systinet
• Dizzying speed of app development no big deal
• New Magic release supports BPEL4WS
• Comdex hosts Web services 'Iron Chef' challenge
• ATG to add WS support for e-commerce, CRM
• Confluent extends operations to Europe
• Standards stalemate shouldn't delay SOA, Gartner says
• Reactivity creates guide for XML traffic testing
• SPML standard ratified by standards group
• Actional creates WS products for .NET
• Westbridge offers performance test tools
• J2EE 1.4 approved, free download to be offered
• Update: OASIS joins WS-I, W3C declines
• BPEL: The tie that binds business processes
• Complexity breeds complexity
• OASIS ASAP TC to extend SOAP
• Web services' time is now
• Will the process integrators integrate?
• IBM backs SOA with Web services support
• Wheels with wheels -- Informatica vs. Ascential
• BI vendor Informatica joins WS-I
• Forum puts WS security gateway on PCI card
• Digital Evolution gets new CEO, $8M in financing
• Web services to fuel grid growth, report says
• Collaxa, Librados join forces on EAI, orchestration
• Liberty releases ID standards for Web services
• Akamai bases new app management tools on SOAP
• VB-based Web services training videos available
• New site promises open source portlet code
• Mobile Java -- milliwatts or mips?
• OASIS begins work on asynchronous WS spec
• Using Web services for greater enterprise visibility
• Secure the e-mail in your .NET apps with SSL e-mail components
• Redline, DataPower partner on data center Web services
• Solsoft creates Web services API for security-policy software
• Web services evangelist added to XML Conference 2003
• IBM to host 'Geek cruise' for Web services developers
• Free 'light' version of SOAP tool offered
• XSLT benchmark study released
• Collaxa joins EAI consortium to push BPEL
• Web services-based integration (WSBI) at Fairfax County Public Schools
• OpenLink adds new WS functions to its virtual DB
• Infravio proudly wears its integration stripes
• XML takes over the user interface
• October 2003: The Month in Review on SearchWebServices.com
• SUSE Linux joins the ObjectWeb consortium
• Four Web services packs created for Microsoft's MOM
• Blue Titan, BEA chosen for mortgage-processing portal
• Solstice releases test tools for integration projects
• Indigo is Microsoft's primary Web services color
• Collation raises $8M in new funding
• LogicLibrary offers add-on for Visual Studio
• The tide is turning for application vendors
• LexisNexis UK using XyEnterprise Web services publisher
• AmberPoint saddles up Microsoft's Visual Studio
• Princeton Softech
• WebMethods to resell Composite's integration software
• Mainstream telecom use of Web services two years away
• Map data is wrongly handled
• Reactivity launches new version of XML firewall
• More