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Friday, June 28, 2002BPMI.org releases BPML 1.0. "BPML 1.0 supports the modeling of end-to-end processes including private implementations and public interfaces for transactional and collaborative business process."
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Patric Logan: Loose Coupling. "Loose coupling is not goodness in and of itself. There is a goal. In an enterprise information system the goal is to provide the information the enterprise wants, when it wants it. That has a cost. Loose coupling can support the cost of change when the enterprise does not have what it wants." [Loosely Coupled] Posted to services @ 11:10:35 PM ( comments)
John Udell: Connecting with Web services. "Web services tackle business processes that are widely distributed both in time and space. The new design pattern that arises in response to this challenge is called loose coupling." [Patrick Logan] Posted to services @ 11:07:55 PM ( comments)
tweney.com: Broken trust. "The problem is that Palladium requires users to place a huge amount of trust in Microsoft. You don't get to decide what runs on your computer -- Microsoft does. You can't even open files unless you've been authorized by Microsoft, or by a third party. And that puts a huge amount of power into the hands of these corporations." [scripting.com] Posted to identity, services @ 10:44:34 PM ( comments)
Microsoft's Federated Security and Identity Roadmap. "By the turn of the century, the question arose of how to get all the computers connected to the Internet to talk to one another. The industry looked to what made the Web successful. This new model, known as XML Web services, focuses on getting heterogeneous systems within and between businesses to talk to one another, regardless of the underlying operating system, language, or programming model. It accepted that these systems were written in different languages, with different programming models. But it was based on the notion that some simple technology standards would be able to bridge that gap." Posted to identity, services @ 10:42:15 PM ( comments)
Updated 8/11/2002; 7:06:22 PM
