Old wine in new bottles

A clear set of technologies is heading company software agendas. But to what extent do they represent genuine business opportunity?

DHL Logistics

CIO Nigel Underwood explains how DHL completed the largest IT integration project ever undertaken in its sector

Veracode strives for standard security

Fledgling testing provider declares war on insecure code

BEA finally caves to Oracle's advances

Meanwhile, Microsoft picks up enterprise search player FAST

Content-centric applications

IT leaders are getting to grips with building content-centric business applications

Microsoft working on new language

‘D’ will be a declarative programming language for the service-oriented age

Towards business alignment

IT organisations are striving to close the gap between themselves and the business. So which approaches work?

Developing world

Software development is reaching new levels of professionalism and business responsiveness

At your service

Service-oriented architecture is proving its potency – but only when fully embraced and aligned with the business

The new architecture

Between virtualisation and SOA, the foundations for a flexible IT infrastructure are now in place

Leader in the field

BT streamlines customer call-outs with SOA

The third way

Combining on-demand software with on-premise code might prove to be the most powerful software paradigm yet. But the blend will not be without its difficulties

Agility applied at Standard Life

Standard Life's adoption of agile IT techniques has helped it emerge as one of the stars of the pensions sector.

Corizon sets new SOA perspectives

Decoupling the user interface will unleash the power of SOA, says CEO.

XML: A richer experience

The new wave of XML-based development tools promises to make Internet applications richer and more agile.  What’s holding back adoption?

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