GLG News by Enterprise Application Integration Software Purchasers

Software as a service is focusing the industries on consolidating scarce resources that can be further leveraged, decrease in customization of applications, and the emergence of configurable business services that can be changed by workers with little technical experience.

Microsoft has signed an agreement with Founder Technology Group to have its software pre-installed on PC's distributed for use in China. This move is hoped to combat widespread Chinese product piracy.

The actual number of Linux servers is increasing. What is decreasing is the rate of increase.  The survey done is measuring new hardware sales, thus this measurement might be misguided.

As much as 20% of the audience for television's most popular shows are skipping the commercial content.  This high number is of great concern to the marketing group.  This group is questioning the effectiveness of TV advertising.    With the advent of digital video recorders,...

Mr. Steve Jobs apologized publicly and said Apple will offer a $100 credit at Apple stores to all iPhone users who paid the original price. This was occurred because Apple announced that is was cutting $200 off the price of its $599 iPhone. Mr. Jobs insisted the price cut was necessary to broaden...

SOA is not a revolutionary market.  The key SOA concepts have been around for more than 20 years and tools that implements these concepts have been in the marketplace for more than 10 years.  This is an evolutionary market that will benefit system integration companies and not the product...

BEA is a company with sticky products, satisfied customers and its employees are among the brightest in the computer industry.  Perhaps, due to the value it brings to a wide range of industry segments, the company is best off staying independent.

Apple announced the following:  a)Ringtones Come to iPhone  b)iPod Shuffle Available in New Colors  c)Redesigned iPod Nano  d)iPod "Classic" Gets Tweaked  e)iTunes Goes Wi-Fi  f)iPhone Price Cut

George Hotz of Glen Rock, N.J., spent his last summer before college figuring out how to "unlock" the iPhone, freeing it from being restricted to a single carrier, AT&T Inc. The procedure, which the 17-year-old laid out on his blog, raises the possibility of a cottage industry springing up to buy...

A new revenue stream for the wireless operators. Text messaging holds great promise. The leading Democratic campaigns have launched this door for two way communication.