Profile of Charles Babcock

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Charles Babcock is an editor-at-large for InformationWeek and author of Management Strategies for the Cloud Revolution, a McGraw-Hill book. He is the former editor-in-chief of Digital News, former software editor of Computerworld and former technology editor of Interactive Week. He is a graduate of Syracuse University where he obtained a bachelor's degree in journalism. He joined the publication in 2003.

Articles by Charles Babcock
posted in July 2003

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Sun's Proposed New Web Services Standards

7/29/2003
Sun is trying to initiate a new round of Web services with a proposal for a set of standards that work on top of XML and WSDL.
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Compuware Upgrades Java Development Tool

7/24/2003
OptimalJ 3.0 fully implements a model-driven architecture that a third-party study says can speed development and improve code quality.
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Actional Upgrades Web Services Management App

7/23/2003
Actional, one of the young companies supplying Web-services management products, has upgraded its Soapstation application.
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HP Proposes Standard For Web-Services Management

7/22/2003
The proposed spec would let many parties supply mointoring and management services through common interfaces.
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Clear Methods' Language Gets Cool Greeting

7/21/2003
The object-oriented language is being greeted with skepticism by programmers, development tool suppliers, and Web-services consultants.
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Following An Architecture For Web Services

7/16/2003
Wakesoft Architecture Platform Version 4 launches this week, offering Java developers a framework in which much of the underlying plumbing for Web services can be quickly added to the application.
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Startup Unveils New Web-Services Language

7/15/2003
A startup called Clear Methods has produced Water, an XML programming language, and a run-time environment for Water code, called Steam Engine, which it's offering as part of "a pure Web-services platform."
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ATG Partners With IBM On CRM App

7/14/2003
ATG has announced a partnership to bundle its customer-facing software with IBM's WebSphere Application Server.
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Devon Canada Uses Tibco To Hit Paydirt

7/14/2003
The oil and gas exploration arm of Devon Energy taps Tibco apps to help monitor remote locations.
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Macromedia Offers Collaboration Tool

7/10/2003
Macromedia has unveiled an addition to its Breeze content-creation software that lets corporate trainers and business experts share their knowledge through common business tools.
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IBM Launches Linux Middleware On Its Unix Servers

7/10/2003
IBM is moving WebSphere Application Server to its more powerful pSeries servers.
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Burton Group Adds Web-Services Group

7/8/2003
Application Platform Strategies, a new business unit of the Burton Group, will focus on Web services.
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Simplified Message Transformation And Forwarding Promised

7/7/2003
A newcomer promises to solve "80% of the application-integration problem."
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Web Services Are Becoming Manageable

7/3/2003
And just in time, too, as interest in the emerging technology picks up
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Actional Beefs Up Web-Services Management

7/1/2003
Actional has added a new planning and analysis tool to its lineup of software devoted to the new field of Web-services management.
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