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1. Go the distance: a step beyond servers And browsers, web-services technology links embedded devices to powerful applications and information sources anywhere on the internet. (coverstory)

Author

Webb, Warren

Subjects
International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, Oracle America Inc. -- Product development, Microsoft Corp. -- Product development, World Wide Web Consortium -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Web services -- Usage, XML (Document markup language) -- Usage, Embedded systems -- Design and construction -- Standards -- Product development -- Usage, Computer industry -- Product development -- Standards, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, XML, Embedded system, System on a chip, Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Web services, Design and construction, Standards, Usage, Product development
Abstract

AS WE APPROACH the pervasive-computing vision, embedded appliances will take on a more comprehensive role, allowing users to act on information from any place, at any time, and on and [...]

Published
2003

2. Where's UNIX headed?

Author

Snell, Ned

Subjects
Company marketing practices, UNIX, Software quality, Time to market, Oracle America Inc. -- Product development -- Marketing, Novell Inc. -- Product development -- Marketing, X/Open Company Ltd. -- Product development -- Marketing, Common Open Software Environment -- Standards, UnixWare (Network operating system) -- Marketing, Software -- Standards -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Product development, Interoperability, Unix -- Product development
Abstract

Many Is managers contemplating their enterprise strategies for the next 10 years would like just two questions answered before they'll commit to a direction: Where's Windows headed? Where's UNIx headed? […]

Published
1994

3. Framework makers dispute data models

Author

Ohr, Stephan

Subjects
Software -- Standards -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Database design, Computer-aided engineering -- Standards, Electronic design automation, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Database design, Software quality, Electronic design automation, Standards, Product development
Abstract

Framework makers dispute data models While computer-aided-engineering (CAE) software makers agree that the database is the key to the construction of an electronic-design-automation framework, they disagree sharply about what structure [...]

Published
1991

4. COSE: the road to better integration

Author

Wilson, Dennis

Subjects
Application programming interface, Time to market, UNIX, Electronic design automation, Common Open Software Environment -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Product development, Application Programming Interface -- Standards, Unix, Electronic design automation -- Standards
Abstract

Mentor Graphics and other software developers are encouraged about the prospects of using the Common Open Software Environment (COSE) process to facilitate portability of Unix-based applications. COSE groups are active […]

Published
1994

5. The SIF Evangelist

Author

Singer, Karen

Subjects
Microsoft Corp. -- Product development, Schools -- United States, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Software -- Standards -- Product development, Education, Software quality, Standards, Product development
Abstract

Two years ago, Microsoft hired Manish Sharma and gave him one task: revolutionize the way schools use software. With a lot of help, the standard he helped create is ready [...]

Published
2000

6. Achieving the promise of object-oriented software

Subjects
Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Object-oriented programming -- Standards, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, Distributed object technology, Standards, Product development
Abstract

The promise of object-oriented (OO) software technology is very attractive: high rates of software reuse, portability across computer platforms, increased productivity and better interoperability between software packages and products. The [...]

Published
1995

7. DCE in LAN Server 4.0 could make IBM a downsizing player

Author

Wilson, Jayne

Subjects
Time to market, Network operating system, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, Open Software Foundation -- Standards, IBM LAN Server 4.0 (Network operating system) -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Network operating systems -- Product development -- Standards, Product development
Abstract

AUSTIN, Texas -- In outlining plans for LAN Server at a briefing here last week, IBM touted the next major release of its network operating system as a vehicle for […]

Published
1993

8. IBM won't ignore Win32s for OS/2

Author

Ferranti, Marc

Subjects
Device driver, 64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Time to market, Operating system, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, Microsoft Corp. -- Standards -- Product development, OS/2 (Operating system) -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Operating systems -- Product development -- Standards, Product development, Device drivers -- Product development -- Standards, Source code
Abstract

IBM is moving to alleviate concerns that the next release of OS/2 will not support applications written to Microsoft Corp.'s 32-bit Win32s specification. IBM officials concede that OS/2 2.1, expected […]

Published
1993

9. Opening the tool box

Author

Vowler, Julia

Subjects
Time to market, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Compatible hardware -- Product development -- Standards, Upward/downward compatibility -- Product development -- Standards, Computer-aided software engineering -- Standards, Compatible software -- Product development -- Standards, Product development, Forward compatibility -- Product development -- Standards
Abstract

Some software houses are closing the divide between the two Case camps with translation programs. But will open standards give users the choice of tools they really want? Julia Vowler […]

Published
1993

10. IBM begins testing DSOM: object model to form basis for upcoming object software

Author

Cortese, Amy

Subjects
Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, Time to market, Distributed object technology, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Product development, Object-oriented programming -- Standards
Abstract

IBM late last month began beta testing the Distributed System Object Model, which will provide the underpinnings for the company's future object-based software. DSOM builds on OS/2 2.0 and the […]

Published
1993

11. ODBC moves across platforms; Pioneer drivers will link it to DOS, OS/2, Unix, Mac

Author

Mace, Scott

Subjects
DBMS, Device driver, DBMS utility, Time to market, Software quality, Client/server architecture, Pioneer Software Inc. (Escondido, California) -- Product development, Software -- Standards -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Client/server architecture -- Standards -- Product development, Database management systems -- Standards -- Product development, Product development, Device drivers -- Product development -- Standards
Abstract

Pioneer Software last week committed to delivering tools that give applications on various operating systems parity with a growing Windows database client standard. The Raleigh, N.C.-based company said it is […]

Published
1992

12. Baby, you can drive my GUI -- users, developers explain how

Author

Houser, Walter R.

Subjects
User need, Application programming interface, Time to market, GUI, End user, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Product development, End users, Interoperability, Graphical user interface -- Standards -- Product development, Application Programming Interface -- Standards
Abstract

If you want to start an argument, just say something nice or nasty about Microsoft Windows. Nor are users of Apple Macintosh, Open Look or Motif known for their neutrality. […]

Published
1992

13. USL signs treaty with rival ACE camp

Author

Ballou, Melinda-Carol

Subjects
Consortium, Application programming interface, Time to market, UNIX, Unix Systems Laboratories Inc. -- Product development, Advanced Computing Environment -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Product development, Specifications, Consortia, Interoperability, Application Programming Interface, Unix
Abstract

Signaling an accord in the long-running Unix wars, Unix System Laboratories (USL) has announced that it will deliver a version of its Unix System V release 4 operating system that […]

Published
1991

14. MICROSOFT OFFERS ASSURANCES ON VISTA

Subjects
Microsoft Corp. -- Product development -- Laws, regulations and rules, European Union -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Operating systems -- Product development -- Standards, Antitrust law (International law) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Economics, Business, international, Government regulation, 64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Operating system, Standards, Product development, Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

Will the future Vista operating system, due to be launched in 2007, comply with the EU's anti-trust laws? Microsoft hopes so and announced a series of rules of good conduct [...]

Published
2006

15. Intel knits multiprotocol Winsock with Windows 95, NT 3.5 support

Author

Foley, Mary Jo

Subjects
Network software, Time to market, Software quality, Intel Corp. -- Product development, Microsoft Windows 95 (Operating system) -- Product development, Microsoft Windows NT 3.5 (Operating system) -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Software -- Standards -- Product development, Product development, Network software -- Standards -- Product development
Abstract

Intel Corp. will release in the second quarter an updated version of the Winsock specification that will let developers write to a single API for a variety of network transports […]

Published
1995

16. Lotus offers standard for mail processing

Author

McMullen, Barbara E. and McMullen, John F.

Subjects
Lotus Development Corp. -- Product development, Electronic mail systems -- Standards -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Product development, Specifications, E-mail, Time to market, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

****LOTUS OFFERS STANDARD FOR MAIL PROCESSING 09/23/91 CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS, U.S.A., 1991 SEP 23 (NB) -- Lotus has announced a specification called Open Messaging Interface (OMI) which it is touting as [...]

Published
1991

17. AST joins group to promote standard OS in Japan

Author

Rohrbough, Linda

Subjects
AST Research Inc. -- Membership -- Product development, Software -- Standards -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Societies, Operating systems -- Standards -- Product development, Product development, Japanese language, Computer industry -- Product development -- Standards, Associations, institutions, etc., 64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Time to market, Software quality, Microcomputer industry, Operating system, Computer industry, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

AST JOINS GROUP TO PROMOTE STANDARD OS IN JAPAN 07/12/91 IRVINE, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A., 1991 JUL 12 (NB) -- AST Research announced it has been accepted for membership in the Open [...]

Published
1991

18. Stitch ups: software

Subjects
United States. National Institute of Standards and Technology -- Science and technology policy -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Software -- Standards -- Product development, Computer programming -- Standards, Business, Economics, Business, international, Computer programming, Software quality, Standards, Science and technology policy, Product development
Abstract

IF COMPUTERS are the power looms of the modern industrial revolution, software is more like knitting. Programmers still toil in digital sweatshops coding software by hand, writing and rewriting one [...]

Published
1994

19. HyperDesk bows out of Corba development

Subjects
Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, Time to market, Distributed object technology, HyperDesk Corp. -- Product development, Object Management Group -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Product development, Object-oriented programming
Abstract

Building standard software for standards groups can be a tar pit. Just ask Herb Osher, president of HyperDesk, a promising Westborough, Mass., firm that has been developing object request broker […]

Published
1994

20. The object wars may end before they begin in earnest

Author

Alsop, Stewart

Subjects
64-bit operating system, Object-oriented programming, 32-bit operating system, Reusable code, Software quality, Time to market, Distributed object technology, Operating system, Software -- Standards -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Operating systems -- Product development -- Standards, Product development, Object-oriented programming -- Standards
Abstract

Have you gotten tired of object acronyms yet? If not, get set, because you will be tired of them by the end of this year. Every vendor has or will […]

Published
1994

21. HP supports a potpourri of object models

Author

Foley, Mary Jo and Cortese, Amy

Subjects
Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, Time to market, Software quality, Vendor relations, Distributed object technology, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Product development, Vendor relations, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Software -- Standards -- Product development, Product development, Object-oriented programming -- Standards
Abstract

There is hardly a standard or a consortium with which Hewlett-Packard Co. isn't affiliated, but since so many of the technologies HP is endorsing are new and unproven, choice might […]

Published
1994

22. Video camps push APIs; Intel, Insoft pave the way for conferencing compatibilities

Author

Schroeder, Erica

Subjects
Application programming interface, Time to market, Videoconferencing, InSoft Inc. -- Product development, Intel Corp. -- Product development, ProShare (Videoconferencing software) -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Videoconferencing -- Standards, Communications software -- Product development -- Standards, Product development, Application Programming Interface
Abstract

A pair of movements to develop standard APIs could provide buyers with a much-needed measure of compatibility among the growing crop of teleconferencing products. Intel Corp. last week teamed up […]

Published
1994

23. Microsoft mulls OMG compliance for Cairo

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Time to market, Operating system, Microsoft Corp. -- Product development, Object Management Group -- Standards, Microsoft Cairo (Operating system) -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Operating systems -- Product development -- Standards, Product development
Abstract

Microsoft mulls OMG compliance for Cairo After years of shunning standards, Microsoft wants to make Cairo, its object-oriented follow-on to Windows NT, compatible with Object Management Group standards. Speaking at […]

Published
1993

24. OpenDoc poses threat to OLE 2.0

Subjects
Network software, OpenDoc, Document processing system, Time to market, Apple Inc. -- Standards -- Product development, WordPerfect Corp. -- Product development, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, Novell Inc. -- Product development, Borland Software Corp. -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Product development, Compound-document architecture, Network software -- Product development -- Standards, Document management systems -- Standards -- Product development
Abstract

WordPerfect, IBM, Novell and Borland have embraced Apple's OpenDoc cross-platform, compound document architecture. OpenDoc allows developers to write compound applications containing different types of information. It is alleged to offer […]

Published
1993

25. Lotus to publish cc:Mail API

Author

Rooney, Paula

Subjects
Application programming interface, Time to market, E-mail, Lotus Development Corp. -- Product development, cc:Mail -- Standards, Electronic mail systems -- Standards -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Product development, Application Programming Interface -- Design and construction
Abstract

ATLANTA -- With competition heating up in the electronic-mail market, Lotus Development Corp. has decided to take a step back from its support for the Vendor-Independent Messaging standard and make […]

Published
1993

26. Apple, Lotus plan Unix object-linking specs

Author

Leach, Norvin

Subjects
Application installation/distribution software, Object-oriented programming, Computer programming, Reusable code, Time to market, UNIX, Distributed object technology, Application development software, Apple Inc. -- Product development, Lotus Development Corp. -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Computer programming, Product development, Program development software -- Standards -- Product development, Object-oriented programming -- Standards, Unix
Abstract

Apple Computer Inc. and Lotus Development Corp. are among nine companies bidding to develop a specification for an object-linking standard for Unix that will be finalized this fall. The standard, […]

Published
1993

27. Vendors push workgroup scheduler API

Author

Rooney, Paula

Subjects
Network software, Application programming interface, Time to market, Attachmate Corp. -- Product development, Novell Inc. -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Product development, Network software -- Standards -- Product development, Work group computing, Application Programming Interface -- Standards
Abstract

Unlike the stand-alone personal information manager market, which has grown at a snail's pace, the battle for workgroup-based calendaring and scheduling is heating up quickly. Attachmate Corp. and Novell Inc. […]

Published
1993

28. Hitachi plans directory synchronization; network products group developing proprietary 'glue'

Author

Gerber, Cheryl

Subjects
Network software, Time to market, E-mail, Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Hitachi Computer Products (America) Inc. -- Product development, Electronic mail systems -- Standards -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Product development, Network software -- Product development -- Standards, Computer industry -- Product development -- Standards, Directories -- Standards -- Product development
Abstract

Hitachi Computer Products Inc. plans to fill a void in the messaging market by shipping products this fall that synchronize disparate directory systems. Although Hitachi did not provide details on […]

Published
1993

29. 2 'com highway' teams agree on spec for message handling

Author

Khermouch, Gerry and Stedman, Craig

Subjects
Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Product development, Specifications, Applications programming, Object-oriented programming -- Standards, Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, Time to market, Distributed object technology, Rapid application development, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Object Management Group -- Standards
Abstract

NEW YORK -- The two teams that were taking separate routes in developing the 'communications highway' which is to link remote outposts of an object-oriented environment were able to reach [...]

Published
1991

30. Microsoft OLE to support IAC

Author

Sherer, Paul M.

Subjects
Application installation/distribution software, Software quality, Time to market, Application development software, Microsoft Corp. -- Product development, Software -- Product development -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Product development, Specifications, Program development software -- Standards -- Product development, Connectivity
Abstract

By Paul M. Sherer Microsoft Corp. will meet with developers during the next few weeks to lay out the second version of its Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) specification, which […]

Published
1991

31. ODBC: Microsoft Open Database Connectivity to support IBM's AS/400

Subjects
Time to market, Microcomputer industry, Client/server architecture, Computer industry, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, Microsoft Corp. -- Product development, IBM AS/400 (Minicomputer) -- Standards -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Client/server architecture -- Standards -- Product development, Product development, Connectivity, Computer industry -- Product development -- Standards
Abstract

Microsoft Corp. Wednesday announced that it will work together with IBM in implementing Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) support on the IBM AS/400, bringing native support to ODBC directly from IBM […]

Published
1993

32. Distributed computing: SunSoft & Tivoli to develop industry's first OMG-compliant system management foundation

Subjects
Distributed processing (Computers), Time to market, Sunsoft Inc. -- Product development, International Business Machines Corp. Cloud & Smarter Infrastructure -- Product development, Object Management Group -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Product development, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Standards -- Product development, Systems software -- Product development -- Standards
Abstract

Solidifying its leadership position in object-oriented technology, SunSoft Inc. has entered into a joint development and technology sharing agreement with TIVOLI Systems Inc. to create the industry's first system management […]

Published
1992

33. Distributed Computing Environment: Stratus to offer OSF based transaction processing products

Subjects
Time to market, Software quality, Online transaction processing, Open Software Foundation -- Standards, VOS (Operating system), FTX 2.0 (Operating system), Computer software industry -- Product development -- Standards, Software -- Product development -- Standards, Online transaction processing -- Product development -- Standards, Product development
Abstract

Stratus Computer Inc. Tuesday announced that in 1992 it will release software products for open, distributed online transaction processing (OLTP) based on the Open Software Foundation's Distributed Computing Environment (OSF's […]

Published
1991

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