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SaaS, Web Services and Cloud Computing
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All the latest news and views from the world of Service Oriented Architecture - the future of the Internet. SOA involves services rolled out via the web rather than products. Even Microsoft's getting behind it.
- Added on: Oct 13th, 2008
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: MrWebService
- Listed in: Programming Web Development
- Tags: saas SOA web services service oriented architecture paas daas
Recent Posts
3 Reasons Why “Cloud Computing” Makes Business Throw Up
Mention cloud computing to a business hack and you’re more likely to be given a restraining order than an interview. “Not cloud computing,” they’ll groan. “But while you’re on the phone, does your client have a life-threatening illness an...
Cloudbusting – 10 Aascronyms Exploded
What’s an Aascronym? We’ve all seen them. They keep some IT-types awake at night with annoyance… while others lie awake trying to think what the next one could be. Is it PRaaS? Is it UaaS? Whatever it is, it probably won’t stick. Not all...
What’s the Point of Yahoo?
So the wires are aflame with the news that Microsoft and Yahoo have “joined forces” in a 10-year search and advertising deal. Search and destroy Let’s be clear on this one: Microsoft isn’t partnering with Yahoo. It’s devouring it. It’s go...
Twitterers are “Tw@s” Says UK Tory Leader
According to the man who is currently favourite to be the UK’s next Prime Minister, David Cameron, “The trouble with Twitter, the instantness of it – too many twits might make a twat.” He precursored this comment by saying: &#...
Twitter isn’t Dumb. You Are.
So, ‘fess up. Who still doesn’t “get” Twitter? This blog post derides Twitter, saying: “Did you lose your minds? Get a job. Are you that bored?” Well, I have a job, and that job’s in PR – a sector where Twitter is invaluable (hey, you...
The Top 5 Data as a Service (DaaS) Cloud Companies
Data as a Service can empower your business, or help you develop great web apps quickly and easily. Not everybody believes in the validity of the term “data as a service,” but these opinions seem to be held mostly by academics and niche bloggers...
