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Middleware Perspectives

	Analyses published in   MIDDLEWARESPECTRA have been compiled into collections focussed on specific subjects. You can order this collection on line by clicking the order button above.

The Middleware Perspectives collection is available for a cost of US$150.00 and consists of 32 analyses (257 pages) including the following:

	A CTO reflects on the evolution of middleware; Nick Denning (Vol 21, Report 1)
	Implementing applications in an SOA: consideration of best practices; Peter Bye (Vol 20, Report 4)
	As SOA collides with SaaS; Amy Wohl (Vol 20, Report 3)
	Process-driven SOA; John Moe (Vol 20, Report 3)
	Legacy systems: assets or liabilities?; Peter Bye (Vol 20, Report 3)
	10 signs that may indicate your IT architect has lost the plot; Adam Richards (Vol 19, Report 4)
	The Windows Communication Foundation (alias Indigo); Tom Welsh (Vol 19, Report 4)
	Enterprise IT Management - a necessity both for now and the future; John Swainson (Vol 19, Report 3)
	SOA: one more step on the road to 'User Specified Software'?; Amy Wohl (Vol 19, Report 3)
	Information flow in middleware infrastructures; Keith Jones (Vol 19, Report 3)
	Reflections on priorities at SAP Research; Burkhard Neidecker-Lutz (Vol 19, Report 2)
	Web Services and the Grid; Tom Welsh (Vol 19, Report 2)
	Managing and monitoring Web Service performance; Mark Lillycrop (Vol 19, Report 2)
	Thoughts on Grids; Peter Bye (Vol 19, Report 2)
	Middleware's progress; Edward Cobb (Vol 19, Report 1)
	Web Services standards process: coming off the rails?; Tom Welsh (Vol 19, Report 1)
	Middleware evolution: from point to point to SOAs and ESBs; Andrew Bainbridge (Vol 18, Report 4)
	Understanding why CIOs fail; Bernard Abramson (Vol 18, Report 3)
	Constructing a digital dashboard; Nick Denning (Vol 18, Report 2)
	OGSA: creating Grid Services from Web Services; Anura Gurugé (Vol 18, Report 1)
	Raising EAI standards; Steve Craggs (Vol 17, Report 4)
	Evolving the EAI industry for the benefit of customers; Michael Kuhbock (Vol 17, Report 2)
	Achieving application co-ordination with business transaction management software; Alistair Green (Vol 17, Report 2)
	Autonomic middleware; Keith Jones (Vol 17, Report 2)
	Middleware and transforming technology at Bertelsmann; Thomas Curran (Vol 16, Report 3)
	Where to deliver $260B from the Financial Supply Chain, using middleware; Michael Killen (Vol 16, Report 2)
	Sharpening the leading-edge: where next for middleware in time conscious organizations?; Colin Osborne, Chairman (Vol 16, Report 1)
	Middleware: the Sun perspective; Patrica Carey Sueltz (Vol 14, Report 4)
	Middleware - an evolutionary perspective; Wayne Richards (Vol 14, Report 4)
	Perspectives on middleware in the retail banking sector; Peter Bye (Vol 14, Report 4 - Financial)
	Middleware: an IBM perspective; John Swainson (Vol 14, Report 3)
	On the edge: middleware systems and the airline industry; Peter Bye (Vol 14, Report 3)