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Commentary: Standards still a moving target
September 13, 2003Liberty Alliance captures seven new members
October 18, 2004 PDF developer Adobe is among the new allies of the group, which promotes identity standards for Web services.Trying to make Web services make sense
June 22, 2004 Multiple standards muddy the waters and keep customers from taking the Web services plunge.A Web services wish list
January 14, 2004 Although Web services is turning four this year, IBM's Bob Sutor says the picture remains incomplete.Is open source getting to Microsoft?
September 15, 2006 Pledge not to sue over Web services patents reflects the spread of the collaborative development model--as far as Microsoft, even.IBM expands free access to patents
October 24, 2005 Health care, education groups can use patents in open-software standards for Web services, e-forms and open document formats.Year in review: Web services finds its way
December 30, 2003 XML-based standards became the default system for sharing data in 2003, as companies and their customers adopted Web services to get the benefits of information access and interoperability.Commentary: Four key Web services decisions
November 12, 2003 Architectures and standards for securing Web services will evolve rapidly, but one consistent theme in the developing standards is the need to support a wide variety of scenarios.Microsoft gives go-ahead to open-source Web services
September 13, 2006 Company won't assert patents related to 35 Web services specs--a move designed to ease developers' legal concerns.Web services security spec locked down
April 7, 2004 XML standards body OASIS ratifies WS-Security as a standard, considered a milestone in making Web services a viable alternative to proprietary security systems.Microsoft teams on Web services spec
January 8, 2004 The software giant, along with BEA Systems and Tibco, releases a specification to handle the communication of events in Web services applications.Inside the IBM-Microsoft spin zone
October 8, 2003 The Stencil Group co-founder Bill Robins gives the conspiracy theorist view of why Bill Gates shared a stage with an IBM executive to talk up Web services standards.IBM proposes Web services spec
January 20, 2004 Big Blue and several other companies are backing two specifications for tracking events in Web services applications, bypassing a similar effort from Microsoft.Group eyes standard Web services messaging
March 28, 2006 Web Services Interoperability group will consider an IBM proposal for standards-based reliable messaging systems.Gates calls for better search technology
July 1, 2005 Someday search will offer more than "just a bunch of links that starts a treasure hunt," Gates says during a talk on coming changes in tech.Microsoft balances patents, standards
February 3, 2004 Recent XML-related patents illustrate the software giant's balancing act between supporting open standards and profiting from its inventions.Liberty Alliance debuts new standard
November 12, 2003 The Sun-backed group releases the latest revision of specifications that allow companies to securely share identity and account information across several Web sites.WebMethods buys a new direction
October 13, 2003 The company recasts itself around standards-based integration with its acquisition of Web services company Mind Electric, software maker Dante Group, and corporate portal software from Netegrity.Informatica extends data management tool
November 10, 2003 The business software company aims to improve integration with other systems by supporting standards, including Web services.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.
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