Messaging Middleware: Strategic Market Options and Forecasts to 2001
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Messaging middleware supports cross platform data transfer in a secure manner. Message queuing engines are positioned to support application transaction data sharing across applications and across operating systems. IBM MQSeries has become the defacto standard for transaction message data transfer.
Modular, simple systems are the most successful in the market. They support ease of use. Modular applications tools are evolving above middleware messaging that will revolutionize application development. Systems can be evolved by looking at one record, and generalizing from that. The value of middleware messaging is in its simplicity. The need to protect that simplicity is the greatest challenge facing the existing vendor group.
Message queuing engines are used to move data from distributed computing environments to back office processing centers. Security and guaranteed delivery represent central data protections offered by middleware messaging systems. These systems are built to scale so the ever increasing large volumes of transaction data can be managed very efficiently. Message systems protect against loss of data when the connection between disparate systems is not available, or goes down.
Messaging Middleware
Markets Explode -- Strategic Options and Forecasts to 2001
Messaging
middleware supports cross platform data transfer in a secure manner.
Message queuing engines are positioned to support application
transaction data sharing across applications and across operating systems.
IBM MQSeries has become the de facto standard for transaction message
data transfer.
The
value of middleware messaging is in its simplicity.
The need to protect that simplicity is the greatest challenge facing
the existing vendor group.
Modularity
protects the simplicity of systems. Simple
systems are the most successful in the market.
They support ease of use. Modular
application tools are evolving above middleware messaging that revolutionize
application development. Application
systems are being evolved that support applications development from looking
at one record, and generalizing from that.
Message
queuing engines are used to move data from distributed computing environments
to back office processing centers. Security
and guaranteed delivery represent central data protections offered by
middleware messaging systems. These
systems are built to scale so the ever increasing large volumes of transaction
data can be managed very efficiently. Message systems protect against loss of data when the
connection between disparate systems is not available, or goes down.
Push
computing has stimulated another type of middleware message passing by
providing the base technology for distributed messaging systems.
These types of message systems are supporting data transfer across
dispersed computing platforms, from one distributed system to another.
These systems are built to scale data transmission from one system to
many.
· Explosive growth of messaging middleware markets has been stimulated by the Internet.
The Study Addresses:
·
Market
strategies for participating in high growth messaging middleware market
segments
·
Strategic
positioning of messaging middleware product providers
·
Market
directions and strategic market alliances
·
Risk/reward
scenarios -- access to existing customer bases
·
Strategies
for success
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COMPANIES
PROFILED
COMPANY PROFILES
BEA SYSTEMS
CANDLE CORPORATION
DIGITAL EQUIPMENT
HEWLETT-PACKARD
IBM
LEVEL 8 SYSTEMS
MICROSOFT
MOMENTUM SOFTWARE.
NEON (NEW ERA OF NETWORKS)
ORACLE CORPORATION
PEERLOGIC
SUN MICROSYSTEMS
TALARIAN
TIBCO
REPORT OUTLINE
Executive Summary
1. MARKET DEFINITION
Decoupling data from the platform and application
Types of messaging middleware
Asynchronous communications
Internet integration of legacy business applications
Message brokers use decoupled data
Distributed computing applications
Business rules change
Virtual enterprise
E-Business
2. MARKET FORECASTS
Market opportunities
Market growth factors
Market description
Messaging middleware market forecasts
Market shares
Market forecasts
Internet
Messaging services
Internet purchases
Marketing and distribution
Computer manufacturers
Value added resellers (VARS)
3. MIDDLEWARE MESSAGING PRODUCTS
OVERVIEW
IBM MQSERIES
Advanced messaging framework
Platforms supported
Framework for e-business
MQSeries gateway products
MQSeries client for Java
IBM connectors
TIBCO
Request/reply interactions
Broadcast request/reply interactions
Publish/subscribe interactions
Reliable message delivery
Multicast addressing
MICROSOFT
Internet
Positioning for simplicity
Microsoft message queuing server (MSMQ)
Active server
BEA SYSTEMS
MOMENTUM SOFTWARE.
XIPC
XIPC platform support
Java XIPC
Developing Java applets using the XIPC API
NEON
PEER LOGIC
TALARIAN
4. MIDDLEWARE MESSAGING TECHNOLOGY Error!
Internet architecture
Networking systems
Web application servers
Filters
Scalability
API Functionality
API LANGUAGES
JAVA LANGUAGE INTERFACE, C++ API
Gateways
MQSeries gateway products
LEVEL 8 Systems
ORACLE open gateways
Smartsockets
5. Company Profiles
6. MIDDLEWARE MESSAGING APPLICATIONS
FINANCE AND INSURANCE
BARCLAYS BANK
PAMUKBANK
CHICAGO MERCANTILE EXCHANGE
MERRIL LYNCH
BANK OF BOSTON
NASDAQ
LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE
FIDELITY INVESTMENTS
ERNST & YOUNG
BOARD OF TRADE CLEARING
CORP. (BOTCC)
CNA INSURANCE
STANDARD LIFE
HEALTH CARE
NIAGARA FALLS MMC
MANUFACTURING
MCKESSON
FMC
ESPRIT
NEW YORK POWER AUTHORITY
S.D.WARREN
CONVERSE
TRANSPORTATION
AMERICAN AIRLINES SDT
CONRAIL
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILROAD
GLOBAL WEATHER DYNAMICS
SITA
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
WEB SUPPORT
JAVATEL
SPRINT
NYNEX
DETECON
WESTERN INTERACTIVE MEDIA
SIEMENS/ROLM
INDEPENDENT SOFTWARE VENDORS
ALPHAREL/OPTIGRAPHICS
LOTUS
PASSPORT
SYMANTEC
ADAPT TECHNOLOGIES
COMPASSWARE
INTERNET BUSINESS SERVICES
LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES
FORECASTS
1996-2001
Market
Shares for 1996
U.S.
Markets
Shipments
in Millions of Dollars
Market categories
Obstacles to Internet business
Messaging middleware solutions
Doing business over the Internet
Issues and areas of concern around system architecture
Central aspects
Aspects of message brokers
Applications targeted
Features that support advanced flow-control
Market opportunities
Related markets
Market drivers
LAN ports, installed base,
Installed base of large computing systems
Installed base of PCs, US market forecasts,
Installed base of PCs, US markets
Market shares, 1996
Market forecasts, dollars,
Worldwide Internet users,
US Internet purchases,
Internet/Intranet server software shipments
Service markets, dollars,
Distribution channels
MQSeries product positioning.
MQSeries operating systems and hardware platforms supported
Enhancements by MQSeries Web gateways
MQSeries Internet gateway operating systems
IBM connector suite of tools
Tibco Rendezvous features
Tibco Rendezvous API functionality
Tibco Rendezvous communications process functionality
Tibco support for applications interaction
Microsoft messaging options
Momentum XIPC functions implemented as Java APIs
Internet multi-tier architecture
Types of middleware technology
Internet middleware market driving forces
Internet security market drivers
Messaging API support for basic actions
API languages
Messaging supports communications process
BEA developers conference
Selected Momentum customers using XIPC.
REPORT METHODOLO7GY
This is the twenty-second in a series of market forecasts of Internet
data communications, telecommunications,
and information services. The
project leaders have significant experience preparing industry studies.
Forecasts are based on primary research and proprietary data bases.
In-depth interviews are conducted with a broad range of key
participants in the market.
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