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Web Services Interoperability May Get Chaotic
[December 09, 2008] New entrant to the field may spark a battle among major players.

Vendors Forge Web Services Security Group
[October 26, 2005] UPDATED: Microsoft and IBM lead a new committee within OASIS to cement security for exchanging Web services software.

Oracle Choreographs Service Delivery
[July 13, 2005] The software maker blends its BPEL engine with its Web services management engine.

BEA Gears For SOA Launch
[May 06, 2005] The company plans to usher in its latest software, which enables developers to program without manual coding.

Oracle, SOA Software to Meld Web Services
[April 28, 2005] UPDATED: SOA will add Oracle's BPEL engine to its security and management software, internetnews.com has learned.

BEA To Target Telco Web Services
[April 08, 2005] BEA will deliver a platform that enables messaging, calling and billing services for service providers, internetnews.com has learned.

IBM Restocks Eclipse Project
[March 01, 2005] The company centers on tools and plug-ins that link its programs to Web services, WSDL and the Eclipse Modeling Framework.

'Internet Concierge' Plots Web Services Course
[February 28, 2005] Rearden Commerce launches its Employee Business Services application to help employees use Web services.

Liberty Focuses on Mobile Web Services
[February 14, 2005] The federated identity group publishes a second document for how vendors can use secure Web services on mobile computers.

BEA's Devil of an App Server
[December 08, 2004] When it comes to exchanging Web services, BEA hopes customers will say: 'The Diablo made me do it.'

The Might of XML
[December 03, 2004] FEATURE: Unwieldy XML is giving way to new opportunities for vendors who want to improve Web services consumption.

Web Services Just for CICS
[December 01, 2004] A 35-year-old transaction server gets a modern-day makeover as IBM adds Web services tools to CICS.

Web Services in Action? These Vendors Are.
[November 16, 2004] Five of the smaller Web services and SOA providers issue software, hardware or announce partnerships this week.

Sun, Others Prep Java Integration Spec
[October 27, 2004] The vendor leads the march despite the departure of IBM and BEA, which remain committed to BPEL.

IBM Joins Liberty Alliance
[October 20, 2004] Big Blue is to join the Sun/AOL-backed standards body, internetnews.com has learned, in a move that could unite fractious Web services groups.

Epok Targets Web Services Security
[October 08, 2004] The firm launches an enhanced platform aimed at wireless carriers and the government sector.

Laszlo Open Sources Rich App Tool
[October 07, 2004] The XML software company looks to support and custom development.

LogicLibrary Buy Will Swat Bugs
[September 15, 2004] The purchase of BugScan will allow the software tool maker to add application security analysis for service-oriented architectures.

Digital Evolution Buys Flamenco Networks
[September 13, 2004] UPDATED: Another company finds itself consumed by the hotly contested market for Web services management software.

Reactivity Proactively Protects Web Services
[July 20, 2004] Web services security company accelerates the deployment of workflows and policies.

AmberPoint Fine-Tunes Web Services Management
[February 10, 2004] Company's latest platform offers HTML support, as well as new calendaring and visual policy creation.

Oblix to Buy Confluent in Web Services Play
[February 04, 2004] UPDATE: Web services is at an 'inflection' point, an Oblix official said, where operations move out of the application layer and onto a federated layer.

CA Gets Wise About Web Services Management
[December 08, 2003] Computer Associates enters a promising market but will have to elbow out startups.

Actional Refreshes its Web Services Platform
[September 29, 2003] The company unveils new XML firewall perks and autonomic computing among the new features in its development platform.

HP Builds 'Adaptive' Strategy with Talking Blocks
[September 03, 2003] UPDATE: The computer and printer maker acquires its privately owned partner to help manage data centers and build on its Web services mantra.

Actional Jumpstarts Web Services Management
[March 17, 2003] The company unveils new products to make sure Web services communicate properly and partners with Microsoft to make them more available to the public.