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Putting Cardspace into OpenSSO – cool …
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Guy interviews Seth about the Big Dip – some interesting thoughts in this …
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And I guess I’m part of the possible ‘brain drain’ …
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Ajax comes to a Websphere near you … IBM seeking relevance? More important is the coming of social software
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Very cool visualisation of the blogosphere – Doc has a word or two about blogging black holes: http://doc.weblogs.com/2007/04/23#blackHoleFound
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Not a pretty sight – IBM ignoring the standard it helped establish for a proprietary version …
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interesting reflection on SOA as Saas behind-the-firewall – “organisations will unlikely be able to sustain expensive, bespoke and plodding enterprise infrastructures and will start to look at external utility computing platforms”
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Recording of the Quickr demo from Lotusphere
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I agree entirely about UDDI, but forking service directories isn’t going to fix the problem. If UDDI is dead, then give it a decent burial and move on (but let’s stay in step), if it’s not then help fix it.
yes but. UDDI failed to deliver. it was oversold, overhyped, and underwhelming. systinet may believe in uddi for everything, but i am not sure anyone else does. the standard it helped to establish? but uddi is *not* an established standard – its a vendor sports ball. Manes played a role in pushing UDDI and WS-splat as The Standard for SOA, so she is not without a strong interest.