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Adobe buys XML software maker
November 10, 2003 The publishing software giant acquires Yellow Dragon Software, a privately held maker of XML software for messaging and managing metadata.Firewall to zap XML viruses
April 22, 2005 Deal plugs CA's antivirus technology into Forum Systems' firewall, tackling an emerging threat that's predicted to rise.Company looks to capitalize on free XML tool
May 25, 2004 Austria-based Altova hopes that a free authoring application will help it stand out in the booming Extensible Markup Language software market.Cape Clear fills out ESB line
July 13, 2004 Version 5 of the company's integration software will support more management and communications protocols.Extra headaches of securing XML
March 29, 2004 XML and Web services applications are becoming widely used, creating a fresh target for malicious attacks.Start-up DreamFactory conjures up new tools
January 12, 2004 The upstart introduces its first commercial product for building graphical user interfaces based on XML and Web services standards.Tangled in .Net
December 27, 2002 Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer tells CNET News.com that although the company's .Net plans were "hard to understand," Redmond is making strides to clarify its Web services vision.Microsoft wants servers to drive Office sales
November 4, 2004 Looking to give customers a reason to upgrade to Office 12, Microsoft will further tighten ties between its desktop and server software.Microsoft bids for eBay developers
March 1, 2004 The software giant offers sample code for tying XML-based Office applications to the auctioneer's listing servers.Slow uptake seen for Office 2003
December 1, 2003 Only about a third of CIOs surveyed in a new Merrill Lynch report expect to upgrade to the new version of Microsoft's Office in 2004.IBM plays XML card in effort to beat Oracle
June 8, 2006 DB2 9, an update to Big Blue's database due next month, heaps on features aimed at stealing market share.Adobe server adds smarts to PDFs
September 5, 2005 Targeting business customers, Adobe improves workflow tools in its LiveCycle forms-processing server line.Microsoft's Office bucks for a promotion
February 4, 2005 Most corporate workers already spend their days using Office. The company's goal now is to get more servers to follow suit.IBM spices up content management play
July 26, 2004 Project Cinnamon XML technology aims to make the storage and retrieval of corporate documents faster, more flexible.No rush to move into new Office
October 20, 2003 Behind-the-scenes complexity in the new version of Microsoft's widely used software package means that businesses are likely to take their time before installing Office System.Microsoft to open Office doors early
September 12, 2003 The computing titan says it will allow some of its business customers to download its new Office desktop application bundle about two weeks sooner than originally planned.IBM buys XML appliance maker
October 18, 2005 Big Blue scoops up DataPower, a company that makes appliances for accelerating XML network traffic.Oracle readies second grid database
June 20, 2005 The database heavyweight builds in better security, management and support for XML for updated Oracle 10g database.Start-up pitches high-end Web apps on the cheap
November 18, 2004 ActiveGrid lands multimillion-dollar funding for plan to use open-source tools, low-cost servers for Web applications.Gates touts Office furnishings
October 21, 2003 Microsoft's chairman presides over the release of Office System, a new family of products that dramatically expands the role of the productivity software.
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