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A Useful Addition
Observations on Software - Markets, Technology, and Companies
Thursday, March 21, 2002
Observations on Software - Markets, Technology, and Companies
Thursday, March 21, 2002
Real In Microsoft's Crosshairs
No surprise here - Microsoft would like to crush Real Networks and is accused of not playing fair to make it happen.
IBM, BEA Split Market For Java Apps
Take it with a grain of salt - Giga isn't really a numbers house.
Application Powerhouse?
The plan calls for the companies to leverage their strengths - Novell's security and access controls, BEA application platform - to create a sum greater than the parts... Key question is the ability of the two vendors to execute on the deal - as noted yesterday, Novell has a dim track record and BEA is said to be easy to partner with - but not necessarily easy to get things done with. It's in both vendors interest to do so - IBM is the other big Java player - and benefits from internal security expertise.
No surprise here - Microsoft would like to crush Real Networks and is accused of not playing fair to make it happen.
RealNetworks Tells Judge It Was A Microsoft Target. VP David Richards says that as recently as last August, a senior Microsoft exec said RealNetworks was seen as a threat. [TechWeb]
2:03:24 PM 
IBM, BEA Split Market For Java Apps
Take it with a grain of salt - Giga isn't really a numbers house.
IBM, BEA in server-software dead heat. Each company now holds 34 percent of the market for Java-based application-server software used to run e-commerce and other Web site transactions, a study shows. [CNET News.com]
2:00:44 PM
Application Powerhouse?
The plan calls for the companies to leverage their strengths - Novell's security and access controls, BEA application platform - to create a sum greater than the parts... Key question is the ability of the two vendors to execute on the deal - as noted yesterday, Novell has a dim track record and BEA is said to be easy to partner with - but not necessarily easy to get things done with. It's in both vendors interest to do so - IBM is the other big Java player - and benefits from internal security expertise.
Novell, BEA to form alliance. For Novell, the deal means a partnership with one of the leading Java development companies. [Computerworld]
1:58:09 PM