Obviously web services are just that - services. Therefore this may seem like a ridiculous question.
However, I don’t think it is. After all, an application is simply multiple modules communicating with each other via procedure / method / function calls.
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I did a google search for web services energy trading and to my amazement who should appear 6th on the list but IBM! It is not a dated document either… it’s a PDF dated 2006 titled “The next generation of energy trading
To reach new levels of functionality and maturity, companies need to know where the risk is, how […]
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Patrick Reames wrote on the UtiliPoint ETRM Community Blog that IBM has acquired Cognos and noted that this is the third such huge acquisition this year: “IBM announced this morning that they are picking up Cognos for $5 billion. This is the third huge business intelligence acquisition this year, following SAP’s acquisition of Business Objects for $6.8 billion and Oracle’s buying Hyperion […]
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blo.gs: aboutA service that seems to have been purchased by yahoo for showing recently updated blogs.
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