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Red Hat, Exadel partner for web development tools
The Linux world is changing. With major players like Microsoft and Oracle moving in on the open-source enterprise software market, smaller players like Red Hat and Canonical may be forced to find
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> Mark …
ALSO NOTED: Don't panic: JBoss drops JMX architecture; Sybase buys data integrator Solonde; and much more...
> Don't panic: JBoss drops JMX architecture. Article
> Sybase buys data integrator Solonde. Article
> How to build a dual-core PC on a budget. Article
> 'Net managers struggle to manage VoIP. …
JBoss to open systems management tools
Red Hat's JBoss division is open-sourcing parts of its middleware suite. The main part involved is the Operations Network, an agent technology for systems management features. JBoss' blueprints, methods, and toolkits will all be available under a to-be-determined public license. JBoss also announced some development tools for online applications at its annual JBoss World event.
For more on JBoss:
- read this IDG News …
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> Don't fall for fake CRM guarantees. Op-Ed
> Enterprise customization kit for Firefox. Article
> Gridlock alert for Sun Grid? Review
> EC reluctant to …
ALSO NOTED: EMC exec explains security strategy; Dell sends enterprise design to India; and much more...
> EMC executive explains security strategy. Article
> Dell sends enterprise design to India. Article
> Google won't do Silicon Valley WiFi. Article
> Unisys, JBoss expand …
Novell buys e-Security, warms to Oracle deal
Novell is acquiring e-Security for $72 million. e-Security's product line, Sentinel, monitors and reports on compliance and network safety. Officials said the deal was underway long before this week's news about Oracle considering Novell or rival Red Hat as acquisition targets of its own. Of that prospect, "...I think the Red Hat-JBoss deal will cause us to have an even closer relationship with [Oracle]," Novell CEO Jack Messman said. Having security products in the catalog may make …
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> IT consulting hits a growth spurt. Article
> Oracle to buy IP services developer. Article
> The downs (and ups) of the DRAM market. Article
> Geronimo may prove a JBoss competitor. …
DEALS: Telecommunications, outsourcing, middleware
Alcatel merges with Lucent, EDS controls Mphasis, Red Hat buys JBoss
Red Hat, JBoss deal affecting partners
There's some fallout from the bomb dropped by Red Hat this week after announcing its intention to buy JBoss for $350 million. The two most affected companies are Microsoft and Novell. In addition to being natural rivals in the operating systems and middleware spaces, both Microsoft and Novell are JBoss technical partners. Officials at all four companies are saying that so-called coopetition is the industry norm and there's nothing to worry about. Customers, do you believe it? I don't. …
