MISSION CRITICAL MESSAGING MIDDLEWARE (MOM)
FORECASTS AND STRATEGIES TO 2006
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Data networking equipment is increasingly dependent on infrastructure software to support the computing shift. Infrastructure software has traditionally been developed in-house and is often inadequate for the performance and scalability demands of networked business environments. This problem is exacerbated by rapidly growing numbers of users and volumes of data, the proliferation of diverse computing devices, such as mainframes, UNIX and NT servers, PCs, and handheld and wireless devices. This report addresses the future of infrastructure software and its relation to new computing.
Increasingly stringent performance and reliability requirements are found in the market. A real-time infrastructure must connect applications running across a variety of private and public networks, including the Internet. Most existing systems were designed assuming a local area network or other small, well-controlled, homogenous network. Applications need to operate in unpredictable and heterogeneous wide area networks, including the Internet. Find out how they are being configured to serve this purpose.
Middleware messaging provides a robust, comprehensive software infrastructure. Products interconnect disparate applications, platforms and networks, so that they can distribute and share information in real-time. Internet business environments represent a significant change form the past, providing the ability to make decisions based on real time information.
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Research, Inc.
MISSION CRITICAL
MESSAGING MIDDLEWARE
(MOM)
FORECASTS AND STRATEGIES TO 2006

THE ROOTS OF MISSION CRITICAL MIDDLEWARE MESSAGING SPREAD DEEP INTO THE HEART OF THE INDUSTRY, SUSTAINING A STRONG BASE TO LEAN ON
MISSION CRITICAL MIDDLEWARE MESSAGING,
Positioning TO PARTICIPATE IN HIGH GROWTH
Internet Business to Business Exchange SEGMENTS
MARKET STRATEGIES AND FORECASTS TO 2006
CHECK OUT THESE KEY TOPICS
. Middleware
messaging provides a robust, comprehensive software infrastructure.
MOM
Market Strategies
MOM Market Positioning
MOM Market Growth Opportunities
End to
End Solutions
Products interconnect disparate
applications, platforms and
networks
MOM Market Forecasts
Worldwide Market Shares
Mission Critical Middleware
Messaging
Rule Engines
Switches, Routers, Adapters,
Routing Engines
Transformation Engines, Publish
Subscribe
Integration Broker Markets
Shares
MOM Cross Platform Market
Shares
Data
networking equipment depends on infrastructure software to support the
computing shift. Infrastructure
software has traditionally been developed in-house and is often inadequate for
the performance and scalability demands of networked business environments.
This problem is exacerbated by rapidly growing numbers of users and
volumes of data, the proliferation of diverse computing devices, such as
mainframes, UNIX and NT servers, PCs, and handheld and wireless devices.
Increasingly
stringent performance and reliability requirements are found in the market.
A real-time infrastructure must connect applications running across a
variety of private and public networks, including the Internet.
Most existing systems were designed assuming a local area network or
other small, well-controlled, homogenous network.
Applications
need to operate in unpredictable and heterogeneous wide area networks,
including the Internet. Middleware
messaging provides a robust, comprehensive software infrastructure.
Products interconnect disparate applications, platforms and networks,
so that they can distribute and share information in real-time.
Internet business environments represent a significant change form the
past, providing the ability to make decisions based on real time information.
REPORT
METHODOLOGY
This is the Forty First
report in a series of market research reports that provide forecasts in
communications, telecommunications, the internet, computer, software, and
telephone equipment. The
project leaders take direct responsibility for writing and preparing each
report. They have significant
experience preparing industry studies.
Forecasts are based on primary research and proprietary data bases. Forecasts reflect analysis of the market trends in the
segment and related segments. Unit
and dollar shipments are analyzed through consideration of dollar volume of
each market participation in the segment.
market share analysis includes conversations with marketing
directors, distributors, leading market participants, and companies seeking
to develop measurable market share. Over
200 in depth interviews are conducted for each report with a broad range of
key participants and opinion leaders in the market segment.
Application Integration is
Central to
Implementation of Business
Exchanges
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COMPANIES PROFILED
BEA
BMC
Candle
Commerce
Quest
IBM
Level
8
LogiSys
Microsoft
MQSoftware
Talarian
Talarian Revenue
Talarian
Customer Base
Tibco
Software
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY MISSION CRITICAL MESSAGING
MISSION CRITICAL MESSAGING
MIDDLEWARE DEFINITION
1. Mission Critical Messaging Middleware Definition
1.1 Growth Of Organization-Wide Networks
1.2 Network Computing
1.3 Open Middleware Systems
1.4 Businesses Engineering
1.5 Role Of Mission Critical Middleware Messaging
1.6 Mission-Critical Functionality
1.7 Messaging Software
1.8 Linking Internal Operations
1.9 Distributing Information
1.9.1 High Performance
1.9.2 Scalability
1.9.3 Automatic Configuration
1.9.4 Network Utilization
1.9.5 Reliable, Robust Systems
1.9.6 Technology Issues
1.10 Messaging Professional Services Offerings
1.11 Development Trends
1.12 Mission Critical Messaging Market Dynamics
1.12.1 Industry Consolidation
1.12.2 Transaction Delivery Networks
1.13 Content Distribution Multicast Solutions
1.13.1 Multicast
1.13.2 Adapters
MISSION CRITICAL MESSAGING MARKET
FORECASTS
2. Mission Critical Messaging Market Forecasts
2.1 Strategy
2.2 Market Opportunity
2.3 Market Driving Forces
2.4 Principal Competitive Factors
2.5 Market Analysis
2.6 Market Participants
2.7 Mission Critical Messaging Market Penetration
2.8 Mission Critical Messaging Installed Base Analysis
2.9 Mission Critical Messaging Forecasts
2.10 Distributed Processing Integration Broker Market Shares
2.11 Distributed Processing Integration Broker Market Forecasts
2.12 AI System Management
2.12.1 Application Integration Systems Management Market Forecasts
2.13 AI Regional Analysis
2.14 Application Integration Market Trends
2.15 Market Driving Forces
2.16 Application Integration Market Shares
2.17 (AI) Integration Broker Market Forecasts
2.17.1 AI Integration Broker Segment Market Analysis
2.18 Global Exchange Services
2.19 Messaging Services Market
2.19.1 Services Forecast
2.19.2 Services Market Participants
2.19.3 Messaging Services Market Driving Forces
2.20 System Management
EAI Market Forecasts
(Continued)
3. Mission Critical Middleware Messaging Product Description
3.1 De Facto Industry Standard
3.2 IBM MQSeries 3-2
3.2.1 IBM MQSeries Features
3.2.2 IBM MQSeries Family
3.2.3 Business Process Management (BPM) With MQSeries
3.2.4 Uses For MQSeries Messaging
3.2.5 Solution Positioning
3.2.6 MQSeries Advantages
3.3 Tibco Software 3-9
3.3.1 Tibco Suite Of Message Brokers
3.3.2 TIB Products
3.3.3 Tibco Active Enterprise
3.3.4 Tibco Active Exchange
3.3.5 Tibco Extensibility
3.3.6 Tibco XML Support For Databases
3.3.7 Tibco XML Canon/Developer™
3.4 Proprietary Middleware
3.5 Talarian Smartsockets
3.5.1 Talarian Real-Time Distributed Computing
3.5.2 Talarian Real-Time Messaging
3.5.3 Publish-Subscribe
3.5.4 TCP/IP And PGM Reliable Multicast
3.5.5 Multithreaded, Multiprocessor Architecture
3.5.6 Data Persistence
3.5.7 Rich Internet Application Support
3.5.8 Online Transaction Security
3.5.9 Real-Time Monitoring Of Network Applications
3.5.10 Performance Optimization
3.5.11 Fault Tolerance
3.5.12 Smartsockets Gateway
3.5.13 SmartSockets Multicast
3.6 Level 8 Systems
3.6.1 Cicero
3.6.2 Geneva Integration Suite
3.6.3 Level 8 Systems Strategy
3.6.4 Level 8 Systems Products
MESSAGE ARCHITECTURE MODELS
4. Message Architecture Models
4.1 Message Architecture Models
4.2 Message Queuing Strategic Value
4.3 Benefits Of Mainframe Computing
4.4 Benefits Of Distributed Computing
4.5 Web Infrastructure For Network Computing
4.6 Switched, Multicast, And Cloud Network Architecture
4.7 Multicasting 4-13
MISSION CRITICAL MESSAGING
COMPANY PROFILES
5. Mission Critical Messaging Company Profiles
5.1 BEA
5.1.1 BEA Revenue
5.1.2 BEA Customers
5.2 BMC
5.3 Candle
5.3.1 Messaging Middleware Management
5.3.2 Platforms Supported
5.3.3 Candle E-Business
5.3.4 Candle Products
5.3.5 Candle Service Positioning
5.4 Commerce Quest 5-17
5.5 IBM
5.5.1 IBM Software Infrastructure
5.5.2 IBM Software Revenue
5.5.3 Tivoli Systems
5.5.4 IBM Global Services
5.6 Level 8
5.6.1 Level 8 Acquisitions
5.6.2 Level 8 Products
5.6.3 Level 8 Systems Revenue
5.7 LogiSys
5.8 Microsoft
5.9 MQSoftware
5.10 Talarian
5.10.1 Talarian Revenue
5.10.2 Talarian Customer Base
5.10.3 Talarian Sales And Marketing Initiatives
5.10.4 Security From Certicom
5.10.5 Products
5.11 Tibco Software 5-36
5.11.1 Tibco Products
5.11.2 Tibco Customers
5.11.3 Tibco Software Revenue 2000
5.11.4 Tibco Software First Quarter 2001 Financial Results
5.11.5 Highlights For Tibco's First Fiscal Quarter 2001
5.11.6 Tibco Strategic Partners
5.11.7 Tibco Products
Many of these Key Topics Have Phenomenal Subcategories
List
of Tables and Figures
Market Forecasts 2001-2006
Market Shares 2000
Table 1-1
Advantages Of Real-Time Communication Of Information
Table 1-2
Messaging Middleware Functionality
Table 1-3
Enterprise Messaging Integration Functions
Table 1-4
Internal Enterprise Application Integration Tasks
Table 1-5
Mission Critical Messaging Market Dynamics
List
of Tables and Figures (Continued)
Market Forecasts 2001-2006
Market Shares 2000
Table 2-1
Middleware Messaging Strategy
Table 2-2
Middleware Messaging Strategies
Table 2-3
Changing Messaging Middleware Market Conditions
Table 2-4
Middleware Messaging Technology Positioning
Table 2-5
Messaging Middleware Market Driving Forces
Table 2-6
Mission Critical Middleware Messaging Competitive Factors
Figure 2-7 2-14
Mission Critical Messaging Middleware Market Shares, 2000
Table 2-8 2-14
Message Oriented Middleware Market
Shares, 2000
Table 2-9
Characteristics Of IBM MQSeries Middleware Market Leadership Position
Table 2-10 2-17
Messaging Middleware Mainframe And Server Penetration Market Forecast Analysis, 2000-2006
Figure 2-11 2-18
Messaging Middleware Mainframe Installed Base Market Forecast Analysis, 2000-2006
Figure 2-12 2-19
Messaging Middleware Server Installed Base Market Forecast Analysis, 2000-2006
Figure 2-13 2-20
Messaging Middleware Total Installed Base Forecast Analysis, 2000-2006
Table 2-14 2-21
Messaging Middleware Mainframe And Server Installed Base Market Forecast Analysis, 2000-2006
Figure 2-15 2-22
Messaging Middleware Mainframe Shipment Market 2000-2006
Figure 2-16 2-23
Global Mission Critical Middleware Market Forecast, 2000-2006
Table 2-17 2-24
Messaging Middleware Mainframe And Server Shipment Market Forecast Analysis, 2000-2006
Figure 2-18 2-25
Distributed Message Engine Market Segments, 2000
Table 2-19 2-26
Distributed Messaging Engine Market Shares, 2000
Figure 2-20 2-28
Messaging Middleware Distributed Processing Market Forecast Analysis, 2000-2006
Table 2-21 2-29
Distributed Messaging Market Forecasts, 2000-2006
Figure 2-22 2-30
Application Integration System Management Market Shares, 2000
Table 2-23 2-31
AI System Management Market Shares, 2000
Figure 2-24 2-32
Messaging Middleware System Management Market Shares, 2000
Table 2-25 2-33
Messaging Middleware System Management Market Shares, 2000
Figure 2-26 2-34
Worldwide Middleware Messaging and Application Integration System Management Market Forecast, 2000-2006
Table 2-27 2-34
Messaging Middleware and AI Systems Management Market Forecasts, 2000-2006
Table 2-28 2-35
Messaging Middleware and AI Systems Management Market Forecasts, 2000-2006
Figure 2-29 2-36
Worldwide AI Broker Regional Market Shares, 2000
Table 2-30 2-37
EAI Regional Market Shares, 2000
Figure 2-31 2-38
EAI Regional Market Shares, 2006
Table 2-32 2-39
EAI Regional Market Shares, 2006
Table 2-33
AI Application Development Market Segments
Table 2-34
Networked Business Systems Integration
Table 2-35
Market Driving Forces
Figure 2-36 2-45
Worldwide Integration Broker Market Shares, 2000
Table 2-37 2-46
Application Integration Market Shares, 2000
Figure 2-38 2-47
Application Integration Broker, Market Forecasts, 2000-2006
Table 2-39 2-48
Summary Application Integration Broker Market Segment Forecasts,
2000-2006
Figure 2-40 2-50
Worldwide Integration Broker Market Segments, 2000
Figure 2-41 2-51
Worldwide Integration Broker Market Segments, 2006
Table 2-42
Middleware Messaging Services Market Participants
Table 2-43
Challenges Of Vertical Market Messaging Services
Table 2-44
Message Queuing Services Business Drivers
List
of Tables and Figures (Continued)
Market Forecasts 2001-2006
Market Shares 2000
Table 3-1
IBM MQSeries Features
Table 3-2
IBM MQSeries Key Elements
Table 3-3
MQSeries Everyplace and Windows Functions
Table 3-4
MQSeries Integrator
Table 3-5
MQSeries Workflow
Table 3-6
MQSeries Advantages
Table 3-7
Tibco Product Lines
Table 3-8
Tibco Target Markets
Table 3-9
Tibco Product Positioning