Stories about: Object Oriented

Artificial intelligence promised us great technology. But has it delivered?

Cognos is to move its business intelligence and performance management software onto a service-oriented architecture platform (SOA).

Australia's software engineering associations are battling for survival after the federal government withdrew its funding this year.

It was fathers day and I had too much to eat for my Sunday dinner. No sooner had by posterior hit the sofa than I was in a deep, noisy snooze. Fortunately for me, some combination of the lamb and mint sauce conspired to produce an interesting hallucinogenic dream state. Normal people would, in such a state, engage in wildly interesting travels. I, on the other hand, ended up in a debate about enterprise application architectures.

When Stephen Aldridge, the president and CEO of Bio Economic Research Association (Bio-ERA), needed help earlier this year developing a Web portal and its associated applications, he called on small software development company Assembla.

A new security appliance that collects, stores, and correlates large volumes of log information will be unveiled by Network Intelligence Inc. at this week's InfoSecurity 2002 show in New York City.

Hewlett-Packard (HP) is evaluating a proposal from the Universal Description, Discovery and Integration (UDDI) project formed earlier this month by a coalition of vendors and consultants aimed at developing a new standard to ignite business-to-business electronic commerce.

Training Buyers Guide: A snapshot of vendors in the e-learning space

Consulting companies concentrating their energies on capturing a chunk of the lucrative e-commerce market are crying out for recruits with e-commerce savvy.

They're considered the top guns in the IT pundit market. And many organisations depend on their forecasts before committing to top dollar IT investments. But there's no guarantee that IT analysts will always get it right. This month's cover story looks back at what some major analysts have predicted and just how close -- or far -- they've come to hitting the mark!