Application Integration
(EAI) Market Opportunities, Strategies, and Forecasts,
2002 to 2007
Application Integration Market
Assessment
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Application Integration Markets,
Enterprise Network Automation,
Connecting Applications,
Rules Engines, Business to Business Exchanges,
Segment Analysis, Supply Chain Automation
MARKET STRATEGIES FORECASTS
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Integration Drives
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AI Market Positioning
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End Solutions
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Engines Positioned As Primary Systems
AI Market Forecasts
Worldwide Market Shares
Market Trends
Rule Engines
Switches, Routers, Adapters,
Routing Engines
Transformation Engines, Publish
Subscribe
Integration Broker Markets
Shares
EAI Market Shares
Business Process Management
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Application Integration
Market Opportunities, Strategies, and Forecasts, 2002 to 2007
Competitive pressures, macroeconomic
volatility, corporate mergers, acquisitions, the Internet, shortened product
development times, shortened production cycles, shifting supplier
relationships, and diverse customer demands are forcing companies to adapt to
changing market conditions. Markets in
every industry need application integration solutions that are reliable,
secure, centrally managed, and scalable to a very large number of disparate
users. The business and economic
environment presents companies with challenges that con only be met by real time
exchange of transaction information.
Application Integration supports
implementation of aggressive e-Business initiatives. Business transactions and relationships are conducted
electronically over networks. Networks
need to support messages that hold transactions.
The e-business initiatives need application
integration to operate more efficiently and communicate better with suppliers,
customers and partners. Companies have
made significant investments in a range of custom and packaged software applications
such as enterprise resource planning, or ERP, supply chain management, or SCM,
customer relationship management, or CRM, decision support, and e-Commerce
technologies.
The application integration software license
market grew 10% in 2001 to reach $1.265 billion, up from $1.1 billion in
2000. IBM is the market leader followed
by Tibco. Markets are expected to grow
25% in 2001 reaching $1.6 billion. By
2007 application integration software license revenue is expected to be $5.9
billion reflecting the need to use integration to conduct commerce over
networks.
Companies
Profiled
Market
Leaders
International Business Machines
(IBM)
Tibco Software / Talarian
webMethods
SeeBeyond
Vitria Technology
GE Global eXchange Services (GXS)
Sybase / New Era of Networks
BEA
Mercator
Sun / iPlanet
Other
Market Participants
Microsoft
Fujitsu
Hewlett Packard
IONA
Bowstreet
Borland
Cape Clear
Casablanca
Celcorp
Covast
Cysive
Envoy Technologies
Esicon
Fiorano
Gresham Computing
Hummingbird
Information Builders / iWay Software
ItemField
Level 8
M2 Systems
Optio
Oracle
Peregrine / Extricity
Progress Software / Sonic Software
RosettaNet
Sagent
SAP
SilverStream
Sopra / Viewlocity
Software AG
SunGard / Mint
TTM
WebEx Communications
Application Integration (EAI) Market Strategies and Forecasts, 2002-2007
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Application Integration (EAI) Market Opportunities, Strategies, and Forecasts,
2002 to 2007
Table of Contents
APPLICATION INTEGRATION Executive
Summary
Summary Forecasts Application Integration
application integration Executive Summary
Application Integration Market Trends ES-1
Application Integration Broker Markets Shares
(AI) Integration Broker Market Forecasts
Homegrown Integration Systems
Application Integration Retrieval of Information
From Disparate Places
Difference Between An Application Server and
Application Integration
Difference Between Business Process Management (BPM)
and Workflow
APPLICATION
INTEGRATION Market Description
1. Application Integration Solutions
1.1 Creating Advanced E-Business Infrastructure
1.2 Application Integration Technical Advantages
1.2.1 Application Integration Business-Oriented Advantages
1.2.2 Reducing Costs
1.2.3 Addressing A Complex Marketplace
1.2.4 Better Customer Service
1.3 Application Integration Market Drivers
1.4 Internet As A Sales Channel
1.4.1 Impact Of XML
1.5 Internet Commerce
1.6 Complexity Of Integrating Internal And External Systems
1.7 Choice Of Systems - Site Visits
1.7.1 Service-Oriented Architectures
1.8 Automating Business Processes
1.9 Change In Integration Markets
1.10 Rapid, Reliable, Scalable Integration Solutions
1.11 Linking Internal Operations
1.12 Automated Solutions Requirements
1.13 Routing And Communication
1.14 Message Brokers 1-27
1.15 Transformation Solutions
1.16 Broker Agent Architecture
1.17 Multicasting
1.18 Web-Based Applications
1.19 Record-Keeping Inside Applications
1.20 Uses Of Application Integration
1.21 Comprehensive Storage Solutions
APPLICATION
INTEGRATION Market FORECASTS
2. AI Market Forecasts
2.1 Application Integration Market Trends
2.1.1 Enterprise Application Integration (AI) For Back End Systems
2.1.2 Enterprise Application Integration (AI) For Front End Systems
2.1.3 Customer Service
2.1.4 Partner Business Drivers
2.1.5 Business Process Integration
2.1.6 Integration Of Business Processes
2.2 Impact Of Mergers And Acquisitions
2.2.1 Expand Strategic Partnerships
2.3 Electronic Commerce
2.4 Role Of Mission Critical AI
2.5 Market Driving Forces
2.6 Message Broker Market Description
2.7 Application Integration Challenges
2.8 Business Benefits
2.9 Application Integration Market Shares
2.10 (AI) Integration Broker Market Vendor Growth
2.11 Vendors With A Broad Suite Of Products
2.11.1 Total Segments By Vendor
2.11.2 IBM
2.11.3 Tibco
2.12 (AI) Integration Broker Market Forecasts
2.12.1 AI Integration Broker Segment Market Analysis
2.13 Routing and Rules Brokers
2.13.1 AI Rules Engine Message Broker Market Forecasts
2.14 Adapter Brokers 2-48
2.14.1 Adapter Broker Engine Market Forecasts
2.15 Business Analyst Message Broker Market
2.15.1 Business Process Management Market Forecasts
2.16 Distributed Processing Publish Subscribe
Integration Broker Market Shares
2.16.1 Distributed Processing Publish Subscribe
Integration Broker Market Forecasts
2.17 Transformation Broker Markets Shares
2.17.1 Transformation Broker Market Forecasts
2.18 Process Workflow Market Shares
2.18.1 Process Workflow Market Forecasts
2.19 E-Business
2.19.1 B to B
2.19.2 Global Exchange Services
2.20 AI Regional Analysis
2.21 Direction Of EAI Markets
2.21.1 Major Participants Going Forward
APPLICATION INTEGRATION
PRODUCTS
3. Application Integration Products
3.1 Rules Engines and Brokers
3.1.1 IBM WebSphere MQ Integrator
3.1.2 MQ Integrator
3.1.3 IBM Infrastructure For Real-Time Network
3.1.4 Business Need
3.1.5 MQ Integrator Platforms
3.2 Tibco Software 3-16
3.2.1 Tibco Suite Of Message Brokers
3.2.2 TIB Products
3.2.3 Tibco Active Enterprise
3.2.4 Tibco Active Exchange
3.2.5 WebMethods B2Bi Solution Suite
3.2.6 WebMethods Security Initiatives
3.2.7 WebMethods Open Security Standards Initiative
3.2.8 SeeBeyond 3-28
3.2.9 SeeBeyond E-business Integration™ Suite
3.2.10 Sybase / New Era Of Networks
3.2.11 Sybase E-Business Enabling Software
3.2.12 Sybase / New Era Of Networks Product Suite
3.2.13 iPlanet
3.2.14 BEA
3.2.15 BEA Web Services Architecture
3.3 Adpaters
3.3.1 IBM WebSphere Adapters
3.3.2 IBM® WebSphere MQ Adapter Builder
3.3.3 IBM Adapter Packages
3.3.4 Tibco Extensibility
3.3.5 Tibco XML Support For Databases
3.3.6 Tibco XML Canon/Developer™
3.3.7 Sybase / New Era Of Networks Adapters
3.3.8 Sybase / New Era Of Networks E-Commerce Solutions
3.3.9 Sybase / New Era Of Networks Healthcare
3.3.10 Sybase / New Era Of Networks Adapters
3.3.11 XML
3.3.12 Web Methods 3-57
3.3.13 WebMethods XML Standards
3.4 Business Process Management (BPM)
3.4.1 Business Process Management Layer Above Message Broker
3.4.2 Business Process Management For Financial Services
3.4.3 Business Process Management For The HealthCare Industry
3.4.4 Business Process Management For The Utility Industry
3.4.5 IBM WebSphere MQ Integrator
Business Process Management
3.4.6 Vitria Business Process Management
3.4.7 Vitria BusinessWare Collaborative Applications
3.4.8 Vitria Collaborative Information Models
3.4.9 Tibco Software BPM
3.4.10 Tibco Real-Time Trade Management Solution
3.4.11 iPlanet Business Process Automation
3.4.12 Sybase / New Era Of Networks Business Process Manager
3.4.13 Sybase BPI Suite
3.5 Supply Chain Transformation
3.5.1 GE Global Exchange
3.5.2 GE Global Exchange Intelligent Supply Chain
3.5.3 GE GXS Sourcing
3.5.4 GE GXS Services
3.5.5 Mercator 3-79
3.6 Publish/Subscribe
3.6.1 Tibco
3.6.2 Tibco / Talarian Multicast Technology
3.6.3 IBM WebSphere MQ Integrator Publish/Subscribe
3.6.4 IBM WebSphere MQ Mission Critical Messaging
3.7 Workflow
3.7.1 IBM WebSphere MQ Workflow
3.7.2 Tibco InConcert
3.8 Web Services 3-92
3.8.1 IBM WebServices
3.8.2 Sybase Web Services
3.8.3 Vitria Rosettanet Web Services
3.8.4 BEA WebLogic
3.8.5 BEA's Web Services Architecture
3.9 Mobile and Remote Integration
3.9.1 Real Time Data Acquisition
3.9.2 IBM WebSphere MQ Everyplace
3.9.3 Evolving Systems
3.9.4 Evolving Systems Wireless Services
3.10 Integration Platforms
3.10.1 Different Approaches To The AI Market
APPLICATION
INTEGRATION TECHNOLOGY
4. Application Integration Technology
4.1 Enterprise Integration Analysis
4.2 EAI Business Benefits
4.3 Events
4.3.1 Event Transmission
4.3.2 Business Process Automation
4.4 Advanced E-Business Infrastructure
4.4.1 Application Integration Technical Advantages
4.5 Integration System Architecture
4.6 Open Systems 4-13
4.7 Xml standards 4-14
4.7.1 XML
4.7.2 XML Meets The Integration Challenge
4.8 Java
4.8.1 AI Vendor Commitment To Java
4.8.2 Advantages Of Java In Context Of Application Integration
4.9 Web Services 4-18
4.9.1 Soap
4.9.2 Apache Soap
4.9.3 Load Balancer With SSL Support
4.9.4 Points Of Failure
4.9.5 Soap Limitations
4.9.6 WSDL
4.9.7 WSDL Service Descriptions
4.9.8 UDDI Registry
4.9.9 UDDI Test Registries
4.9.10 UDDI Distributed Web Service Discovery
4.9.11 UDDI Consortium
4.9.12 WS-Inspection Document Extensibility
4.10 XSLT
4.11 OASIS
4.12 ebXML
4.12.1 ebXML And Open Applications Group OAGIS Standards
4.12.2 EBXML Standard
4.13 IP Management
4.14 wap
4.15 Business Focus Of AI Software
4.15.1 The Business Imperative
4.16 Customer Needs Cry Out For Solutions
4.17 AI Applications To The Rescue
4.18 Application Integration Functionality
4.18.1 Role Of Messaging
4.18.2 Role Of Routing
4.18.3 Role Of Transformation Engines
4.18.4 Role Of Point Solutions
4.18.5 Role Of Distributed Computing Brokers
And Publish/Subscribe
4.19 Competitive Advantage
4.19.1 Role Of Objects
4.19.2 Role Of AI For Storage Area Networks
4.19.3 Change Drives AI Markets
4.19.4 Business Process Management Services
4.19.5 Business Process Management End-To-End Solutions
4.19.6 Intelligent Infrastructures
4.19.7 Role Of Switching
4.19.8 Business Event Integration
4.19.9 Role Of SANs 4-61
4.20 Uses And Benefits Of AI Applications
4.21 The Event Driven Enterprise
4.21.1 The Business Payoff
4.21.2 Enterprise Process Executive
4.21.3 Automation Of Installation
4.22 Mission Critical Messaging As A Base For
Application Integration
4.22.1 IBM WebSphere MQ
APPLICATION
INTEGRATION COMPANY PROFILES
5. Application Integration Company Profiles
5.1 BEA
BEA WebLogic E-Business Platform
5.1.1 BEA Web Services
5.1.2 BEA Core Business
5.1.3 BEA WebLogic Portal
5.1.4 BEA Customer Base
5.1.5 BEA Systems and Novell
5.1.6 BEA Product Development
5.1.7 BEA Revenue
5.2 Borland
5.3 Bowstreet
5.4 Cape Clear
5.4.1 CapeConnect Features
5.5 Casablanca
5.6 Celcorp
5.7 Covast
5.8 Cysive
5.9 Envoy Technologies
5.9.1 Envoy Installed Base
5.9.2 Level 8 System Sold Geneva Messaging to
Envoy Technologies
5.10 Esicon
5.11 Fiorano
5.11.1 Fiorano Tifosi
5.11.2 Message Content Routing Solution
5.12 GE Global eXchange Services (GXS)
5.12.1 GXS Integration Solutions
5.12.2 GE Interchange Solutions
5.13 Gresham Computing
5.14 Hewlett Packard 5-30
5.15 Hummingbird
5.16 International Business Machines (IBM)
5.16.1 IBM Revenue 5-33
5.16.2 IBM Fourth-Quarter and Total Year 2001 Revenue
5.16.3 Websphere MQ Product Family
5.16.4 IBM Middleware
5.16.5 IBM Middleware Products
5.16.6 IBM / Nortel 5-40
5.17 Information Builders / iWay Software
5.17.1 iWay Software
5.17.2 iWay Software OEM Agreement With Ascential™ Software
5.17.3 iWay Adapters Synchronize With Microsoft Web Services
5.17.4 XML Transformation Server (XTS)
5.17.5 Enterprise Integration Broker (EIB)
5.17.6 iWay Intelligent Adapter Suite
5.17.7 iWay's Suite Of Intelligent Adapters
5.18 IONA
5.18.1 IONA Revenue 5-47
5.18.2 IONA Partnership Agreements
5.18.3 IONA Customers
5.18.4 IONA Products
5.18.5 IONA Acquires Integration from Software AG
5.19 ItemField
5.20 Level 8
5.20.1 Level 8 to Focus on Cicero
5.20.2 Geneva Business Process Automator
5.20.3 France Telecom Deploys Level 8 Software
5.20.4 Level 8 Customers
5.20.5 Level 8 Systems Revenue
5.21 Mercator Software
5.21.1 Mercator Strategy
5.21.2 Mercator Revenue
5.21.3 Mercator Strategic Alliances
5.22 Microsoft
5.22.1 Microsoft.Net
5.22.2 Microsoft BizTalk Server
5.23 M2 Systems
5.23.1 M2 Systems Approach
5.24 Optio
5.24.1 Optio / Muscato / Translink
5.24.2 Optio Software Customer Base
5.24.3 Optio / JP Mobile Alliance
5.25 Oracle
5.26 Peregrine
5.26.1 Peregrine / Extricity
5.26.2 Peregrine Systems Advanced Business Integration Suite
5.26.3 Peregrine Systems Revenue
5.27 Progress Software
5.27.1 Sonic Software
5.28 RosettaNet
5.29 Sagent
5.29.1 Sagent Customers
5.30 SAP
5.31 SeeBeyond Technology
5.31.1 SeeBeyond Solution
5.31.2 SeeBeyond Business Integration Suite
5.31.3 SeeBeyond Customers
5.31.4 SeeBeyond Alliances with Leading Systems Integrators
5.31.5 SeeBeyond Revenue
5.32 SilverStream
5.33 Sopra / Viewlocity
5.33.1 Sopra / Axway / Viewlocity
5.34 Software AG
5.34.1 XML-Based Integration Technology.
5.34.2 Software AG / Altio
5.34.3 Software AG Revenue 2001 ·
5.34.4 Software AG / Red Oak Software
5.34.5 Software AG EntireX
5.35 Sun Microsystems / iPlanet
5.35.1 Sun Application Server Framework
5.35.2 Sun Microsystems Java
5.35.3 Sun Microsystems / iPlanet
5.36 SunGard / Mint 5-93
5.36.1 SunGard Integrated IT Solutions
5.36.2 SunGard Vision
5.36.3 SunGard Strategy
5.36.4 Mint
5.36.5 FIXML
5.36.6 Infinity/Network Trade Model
5.37 Sybase
5.37.1 Sybase Third Quarter Revenue
5.37.2 Sybase Customers
5.37.3 Sybase Products
5.38 Tibco Software 5-99
5.38.1 Tibco Software 2001 Revenue
5.38.2 Tibco Strategic Partners
5.38.3 Tibco Strategic Alliances
5.38.4 Tibco Products
5.38.5 Tibco Revenue
5.38.6 Hewlett-Packard and Tibco
5.38.7 Tibco Acquires Talarian
5.38.8 Talarian
5.38.9 Talarian SmartSockets
5.38.10 Tibco Customers
5.38.11 Talarian Software Customers
5.39 TTM
5.40 Vitria Technology
5.40.1 Vitria RosettaNet
5.40.2 Vitria Web Services
5.40.3 Vitria Customers
5.40.4 Vitria Customers and Partners
5.40.5 Viitria Revenue
5.40.6 Vitria BusinessWare Product
5.41 webMethods
5.41.1 webMethods Customers and Strategic Partners
5.41.2 webMethods Workflow
5.42 WebEx Communications
List of Tables and Figures
APPLICATION
INTEGRATION EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Table ES-1
Networked Business Systems Integration
Figure ES-2 ES-4
Worldwide Application Integration Market Shares, 2001
Figure ES-3 ES-5
Summary Worldwide Application Integration Broker
Market Forecasts, 2002-2007
APPLICATION INTEGRATION
Market Description
Table 1-1
Key Application Integration Market Drivers
Table 1-2
Benefits of Application Integration
Table 1-3
Enterprise Application Integration Benefits
Table 1-4
Integration Advantages
Table 1-5
Aspects of Automating Internal Business Processes
Table 1-6
Response To Change In Markets
Table 1-7
Application Integration Systems Support For Change in Markets
Table 1-8
Application Integration Software Functions
Table 1-9
Application Integration Software Industries Targeted
Table 1-10
Internal Enterprise Application Integration Tasks
Table 1-11
AI User Parameters
Table 1-12
AI Routing Alternatives
Table 1-13
AI Communication Modules
Table 1-14
Message Broker Engines
Table 1-15
Processing Extensions
Table 1-16
Exchange Systems Integration Tasks
Table 1-17
Enterprise Application Integration Functions
Table 1-18
Business Process Integration Functions
Table 1-19
Application Integration Uses
Table 1-20
Comprehensive SAN Solutions
APPLICATION
INTEGRATION Market FORECASTS
Table 2-1
Networked Business Systems Integration
Table 2-2
Business Benefits Of AI
Table 2-3
Enterprise Back End System Advantages From AI
Table 2-4
Enterprise Market Advantages From AI
Table 2-5
Integration Targeted To B2B And Exchanges
Table 2-6
Business Process Integration Advantages
Table 2-7
Enterprise Application Integration (AI) Processes
Table 2-8
E-Business Objectives
Table 2-9
Electronic Commerce Infrastructure Requirements
Table 2-10
AI Functions Enable E-commerce
Table 2- 11
AI Support For Internet Commerce And EDI
Table 2-12
AI Market Driving Forces
Table 2-13
Message Broker Market Description
Table 2-14
Key Challenges Of Application Integration
Figure 2-15 2-25
Worldwide Application Integration Market Shares, 2001
Table 2-16 2-26
Worldwide Application Integration Market Shares, 2001
Figure 2-17 2-28
Application Integration Vendor Market Growth, 2001
Figure 2-18 2-29
Application Integration Segments, Dollars, 2001
Table 2-19 2-30
Application Integration Segments, Dollars, 2001
Table 2-20 2-33
IBM Application Integration Segments, 2001
Table 2-21 2-35
Tibco Application Integration Segments, 2001
Figure 2-22 2-36
Summary Worldwide Application Integration Broker
Market Forecasts, 2002-2007
Table 2-23 2-37
Summary Application Integration Broker
Market Forecasts, 2002-2007
Figure 2-24 2-40
Worldwide Application Integration Segments, Percent, 2001
Figure 2-25 2-41
Worldwide Application Integration Segments, Percent, 2007
Figure 2-26 2-43
Worldwide Routing / Rules Engines Market Shares, 2001
Table 2-27 2-44
Worldwide Routing / Rules Engines Market Shares, 2001
Table 2-28 2-47
Worldwide Routing And Rules Engines Market Forecasts, 2002-2007
Table 2-29 2-48
Worldwide Routing And Rules Engines Market Forecasts, 2002-2007
Figure 2-30 2-49
Worldwide Adapter / Connector / XML Market Shares, 2001
Table 2-31 2-50
Worldwide Adapter / Connector / XML Market Shares, 2001
Figure 2-32 2-52
Worldwide Adapter / Connector / XML Market Forecasts, 2002-2007
Table 2-33 2-53
Worldwide Adapter / Connector / XML Market Forecasts, 2002-2007
Figure 2-34 2-55
Worldwide Business Process Management Engine
Market Shares, 2001
Table 2-35 2-56
Worldwide Business Process Management Engine
Market Shares, 2001
Table 2-36 2-58
Worldwide Business Process Management Engine
Market Forecasts, 2002-2007
Table 2-37 2-59
Worldwide Business Process Management Engine
Market Forecasts, 2002-2007
Figure 2-38 2-60
Worldwide Integration Publish / Subscribe, Distributed
Broker Market Shares, 2001
Table 2-39 2-61
Worldwide Integration Publish / Subscribe, Distributed
Broker Market Shares, 2001
Figure 2-40 2-62
Worldwide Integration Publish / Subscribe, Distributed
Broker Market Forecasts, 2002-2007
Table 2-41 2-63
Worldwide Integration Publish / Subscribe, Distributed
Broker Market Forecasts, 2002-2007
Figure 2-42 2-65
Worldwide Transformation Engine Market Shares, 2001
Table 2-43 2-66
Worldwide Transformation Engine Market Shares, 2001
Figure 2-44 2-68
Worldwide Transformation Engine Market Forecasts, 2002-2007
Table 2-45 2-69
Worldwide Transformation Engine Market Forecasts, 2002-2007
Figure 2-46 2-70
Worldwide Process Workflow Engine Market Shares, 2001
Table 2-47 2-71
Worldwide Process Workflow Engine Market Shares, 2001
Figure 2-48 2-73
Worldwide Process Workflow Engine Market Forecasts, 2002-2007
Table 2-49 2-74
Worldwide Process Workflow Engine Market Forecasts, 2002-2007
Figure 2-50 2-77
Worldwide Internet Transactions Conducted, 2002-2007
Table 2-51 2-78
Worldwide Internet Transactions Conducted, 2002-2007
Figure 2-52 2-80
AI Regional Market Shares, 2001
Table 2-53 2-81
AI Regional Market Shares, 2001
Table 2-54 2-82
AI Regional Market Shares, 2007
Table 2-55 2-83
AI Regional Market Shares, 2007
Table 2-56
AI Application Development Market Segments
Table 2-57 2-86
Market Shares, Application Integration,
EAI, Portal, and System Management, 2001
Table 2-58 2-87
Market Shares, Application Integration,
EAI, Portal, and System Management, 2001
APPLICATION
INTEGRATION PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Table 3-1
IBM WebSphere MQ Integrator Functions
Table 3-2
MQ Integrator Software Functions
Table 3-3
IBM Integration Systems Functions
Table 3-4
IBM Integration Systems Architecture
Table 3-5
IBM Strategy For Integrating The Diverse Aspects Of Business
Table 3-6
Selected MQ Integrator Platforms
Table 3-7
MQ Integrator Modules
Table 3-8
IBM Integration Features
Table 3-9
Tibco Product Lines
Table 3-10
Tibco Target Markets
Table 3-11
Tibco Product Positioning
Table 3-12
TIBCO ActiveEnterprise Functions
Table 3-13
TIBCO ActiveExchange Functions
Table 3-14
WebMethods Protocols
Table 3-15
WebMethods Support For Security Standards
Table 3-16
SeeBeyond e*Gate™ Integrator Functions
Table 3-17
SeeBeyond e*Gate™ Integrator Messaging Formats
Table 3-18
Sybase / New Era of Networks Target Markets
Table 3-19
Sybase / New Era of Networks Integration Product suite
Table 3-20
Sybase / New Era of Networks Integration Engine
Table 3-21
IPlanet Tiers Of Functionality
Table 3-22
BEA's Web Services Architecture
Table 3-23
Selected WebSphere Adapters
Table 3-24
Variety of IBM WebSphere Adapters
Table 3-25
Key Features of Tibco XCD
Table 3-26
XML Vocabularies, Grammars, and Component-level Reuse
Table 3-27
Tibco XML Distributed Collaboration Aims
Table 3-28
Sybase / New Era of Networks Adapters
Table 3-29
Health Care Transaction Types
Table 3-30
IBM BPM Product Positioning
Table 3-31
Vitria Business Process Management Functions
Table 3-32
Vitria Family Of Products
Table 3-33
TIBCO Real-Time Customer Service for Utilities Positioning
Table 3-34
Sybase / New Era Of Networks Process Server
Table 3-35
GE GXS Transformation Engine Positioning
Table 3-36
GE Global eXchange Services (GXS) Transaction Services Benefits
Table 3-37
Tibco Distributed Message Architecture
Table 3-38
Ibm WebSphere MQ Integrator Publish/Subscribe Service
Table 3-39
Advantages of IBM WebSphere MQ Mission Critical Messaging
Table 3-40
Features of IBM WebSphere MQ Mission Critical Messaging
Table 3-41 3-89
IBM WebSphere MQ Mission Critical Messaging Metrics
Table 3-42
IBM WebSphere MQ Workflow Features
Table 3-43
BEA's Web Services Architecture
Table 3-44 3-97
IBM WebSphere MQ Everyplace Features
Table 3-45 3-98
IBM WebSphere MQ Everyplace Functions
Table 3-46
Benefits of Evolving Systems Solutions
Table 3-47
Evolving Systems Specific Areas Of Expertise
Table 3-48
Integration Platform Functions
Table 3-49
Selected Different Approaches To The AI Market
APPLICATION
INTEGRATION TECHNOLOGY
Table 4-1
Type Of Event Information
Table 4-2
Event Management Definition
Table 4-3
Integration Services
Table 4-4
Design Concerns For Integration System Architecture
Table 4-5
Soap-Based Web Service Production Environment Testing
Table 4-6
XSLT Transformation Of XML
Table 4-7
Functions Of An IP Addressing Device
Table 4-8
Benefits Of an IP Addressing Device
Table 4-9
Business Focus Of AI Software
Table 4-10
Strategic Goals Of Enterprise Integration
Table 4-11
Advantages Of AI Applications Integration Solutions
Table 4-12
Problems Confronting IT Managers
Table 4-13
Application Integration Engines
Table 4-14
AI Assistance With Optimizing Management Plans
Table 4-15
Mission Critical Messaging As A Base For Integration
Software Provides A Base For Application Connectivity
Table 4-16
Mission Critical Messaging Integration Functions
APPLICATION
INTEGRATION COMPANY PROFILES
Table 5-1
BEA Core Business
Table 5-1
Base Mission Critical Messaging Functions
Table 5-2
IBM Middleware Solutions
Table 5-3
Selected Tibco Customers
Table 5-4
Selected Vitria Customers
Table 5-5
Vitria E-business Infrastructure Software Elements
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new product and service positioning strategies, new and evolving technologies,
and technological impact on products, services, and markets. Market shares are provided. Leading market participants are profiled,
and their marketing strategies, acquisitions, and strategic alliances are
discussed. The principals of
WinterGreen Research have been involved in analysis and forecasting of
international business opportunities in telecommunications and advanced
computer technology markets for over 30 years.
about the principal authors
Ellen T. Curtiss,
Technical Director, co-founder of WinterGreen Research, conducts strategic and
market assessments in technology-based industries. Previously she was a member of the staff of Arthur D. Little,
Inc., for 23 years, most recently as Vice President of Arthur D. Little
Decision Resources, specializing in strategic planning and market development
services. She is a graduate of Boston
University and the Program for Management Development at Harvard Graduate School
of Business Administration. She is the
author of recent studies on worldwide telecommunications markets, the top ten
internet equipment companies, the top ten contract manufacturing companies, and
the Top Ten Telecommunications market analysis and forecasts.
Susan Eustis,
President, co-founder of WinterGreen Research, has done research in
communications and computer markets and applications. She holds several patents in microcomputing and parallel
processing. She has the original
patents in electronic voting machines.
She has new patent applications in format varying, mulitprocessing, and
electronic voting. She is the author of
recent studies of the Regional Bell Operating Companies' marketing strategies,
Internet equipment, biometrics, a study of Internet Equipment, Worldwide
Telecommunications Equipment, Top Ten Telecommunications, Digital Loop Carrier,
Web Hosting, Web Services, and Application Integration markets. Ms. Eustis is a graduate of Barnard College.
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