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IBM expands WebSphere's portal tools
May 4, 2004 New WebSphere tools for grabbing data from human resources systems and other back-end applications are meant to improve formal and improvised collaboration.IBM teams up with Google over gadgets
February 28, 2007 Want to use Google gadgets for work? Big Blue plans to let business users run the mini apps on its WebSphere Portal software.IBM to invest $100 million in Linux push
February 17, 2005 The company plans to build support for the open-source operating system into desktop applications for its Workplace software.IBM acquires Bowstreet
December 20, 2005 Big Blue buys portal tools developer as it seeks to tightly integrate its long-time partner into its service-oriented architecture strategy.Mainsoft brings .Net to WebSphere Portal
May 31, 2006 Company's latest tool allows Microsoft .Net Web applications to run on a WebSphere Portal server.IBM hopes portal will build Power community
May 14, 2004 Big Blue wants to create a Linux-like community that will foster the development of more hardware and software for Power-based devices.SOA-capable WebSphere expands to mainframes
August 3, 2005 IBM brings portal software that integrates service oriented architectures to its mainframe and midrange server lines.IBM spiffs up its dashboard
September 27, 2005 Looking to counter Microsoft's Maestro, IBM is set to release a dashboard application tied to its WebSphere Portal.IBM cranks up client software push
November 9, 2004 Big Blue fills out its Workplace initiative with bundles tailored for midsize businesses and for specific industries.Sun's Java Studio Creator warms to Ajax
January 25, 2006 Sun releases Java Studio Creator 2.IBM scales back Gluecode plans
August 5, 2005 As a start-up, Gluecode envisioned a full open-source middleware stack. Now, IBM has narrowed it down to one low-end product.IBM targets Microsoft's suite spot
August 2, 2005 Big Blue asserts that its Workplace initiative is gaining ground, pitting IBM directly against Microsoft in desktop software.IBM continues gains in server software
May 12, 2004 Big Blue expanded its lead in application servers in 2003, according to a new report made available to CNET News.com.IBM to beef up integration software
March 29, 2004 Big Blue plans to augment its WebSphere Java-based server software, creating an "enterprise service bus" that can translate among different communications methods.A smoother blend for Java
November 25, 2003 IBM and BEA collaborate on ways to ease technical differences in their Java lines. Also, software providers work on interoperability among competing development tools.Tech executives: Time is of the essence
December 7, 2005 Executives from Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, IBM and other companies gather to talk about the next killer app: calendaring.Commentary: Waking up to NetWeaver
March 18, 2004 Forrester experts say SAP customers should consider NetWeaver for their next portal-centric or business intelligence projects--and ease into the rest of the NetWeaver stack.Sharing the love--and data--through SharePoint
April 6, 2004 Microsoft's SharePoint is the cornerstone of a plan to change the way office folks work, emphasizing real-time collaboration and universal access to documents.IBM buys open-source Java outfit Gluecode
May 10, 2005 Big Blue fills out the low end of its WebSphere line and throws its weight behind Apache's Geronimo project.Apache's Java server delayed
July 26, 2004 Open-source developers won't have the Geronimo project's Java application server written on time to hit target date.
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