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 [Weblog.infoworld.com] Grid Meter: The Bill Gates keynote at Supercomputing 2005 in Seattle was basically a "here we are" type of announcement. Gates primarily focused on his vision for compute Grids (to be expected, since it was at the Supercomputing event), but he also highlighted a vision for scientific workflow and was quick to point out that Microsoft was a driving force behind XML and Web Services standards.

[Et.cairene.net] Expert Texture: Most Web 2.0 startups are making use of free tools to build their sites and view Microsoft’s products (primarily Server 2003 and SQL Server) as being too expensive. While the productivity gains attained using these tools trumps licensing costs, Microsoft still needs programs that will help the adoption of their technology in SaaS startups.

[Voiceoftech.com] Shannon Whitley » Software Development: There’s a little bit of a learning curve, but I’ve been able to successfully connect to ZipLine’s web services and display a pretty nice looking grid. There may be a future with Flash forms, but I’m not sure about performance when it comes to larger applications and I still need to check on the security of the code that I write with Flex.

 [Mulikoppel.blogspot.com] Muli Koppel's Blog: In SOA, Matrix I have described SOA as the foundation for the ultimate Management and Control System (unlike the common conception of SOA as a mean to enable Integration, Interoperability, Reusability etc.). The Management and Control market reveals a deserted landscape, incapable of managing and controlling complex systems, such as an Enterprise, a State, or the Internet.

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