Companies may be having just as difficult a time figuring out what to do with blogs when people leave the company as they do in deciding when and how to start and support a blog initially.
Based on the number of hits this blog is getting with the search term "Geronimo vs. WAS CE", it appears that there is some confusion about the similarities and differences between Apache Geronimo and IBM WebSphere Application Server Community Edition (WAS CE).
Zack, the three examples you give appear to me as signs that OSS is under attack by vendors who don't gork the value of an open community & the customer value delivered. Yep, even the MSFT deal with Zend.
Once again Adobe is using the Labs site to release new software in development - this time a ColdFusion toolkit that integrates with WebSphere Portal Server.
If I understand Dana's point correctly here, he's saying that as open source vendors start getting a larger part of the corporate IT budget, less money is spent on commercial vendors, thereby reducing how much those commercial vendors have to spend on R&D for future innovations.
The company's MainWin for J2EE, Portal Edition, enables IBM customers to run ASP.NET applications natively on the WebSphere Portal.
Yesterday, IBM announced that it now offers support services for Apache Software Foundation (ASF) Geronimo open source application server software.
Aldon recieved IBM Ready for WebSphere Studio V5.1 certification for Aldon Lifecycle Manager and Aldon Lifecycle Manager for iSeries plug-ins.
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