Stories about: Software AG

Looking to bolster AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) and development of Web 2.0 applications, the OpenAjax Alliance on Wednesday plans to introduce a project that addresses AJAX interoperability issues.

OpenAjax, which features a group of vendors collaborating to expand use of the AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) Web-scripting language, is adding some heavy hitters on Tuesday.

Germany's Software AG said Thursday that it has joined the Eclipse Foundation, an open-source community focused on providing an open development platform for building software.

Thirteen software and telecommunications companies are launching a consortium to work together to develop new software and services based on open standards.

At InfoWorld's CTO Forum in April, BEA's Adam Bosworth talked about missing pieces of the Web services infrastructure. Some were usual suspects: reliable asynchronous transactions, more flexible programming techniques. But one of the items on Bosworth's wish list -- the high-performance XML message broker that he said BEA is developing -- struck me as novel.

SuSE Linux AG has appointed Richard Seibt to replace Gerhard Burtscher as the company's new chairman of the executive board and chief executive officer, the company said Monday in a statement.

IT professionals on an exploratory mission at last week's XML Web Services One conference here expressed keen interest in testing out new technologies to address some of their most painful application integration headaches.

IBM Corp. on Wednesday opened its first software technology laboratory in Southeast Asia to help developers build applications for its WebSphere Internet infrastructure.

IBM inked an agreement with software developer Software AG to resell Software AG's e-business applications and services, the companies said Monday.

A few installation kinks aside, IBM's DB2 Universal Database for Linux impresses with its superior ease of use, stability and variety of tools. Now that it is in the Linux environment, is IBM set to again build up its stronghold on the database industry?