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Distributed Computing

Here we deal with all the technology aspects of the distribution of the computing effort over a network of processors.

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A New Look at Content Delivery Networks
- by Jim Leach
Are your IT systems set up to handle an explosion of content? Are you?

Content Integration and Web Services: Building Blocks of the Real-Time Enterprise
- by David Winkler
How to manage the deluge of organizational content without getting drowned in the process.

When Standards Aren't Enough: Three Essential Elements of Secure Web Services
- by John Lilly
A scalable, repeatable approach to Web services security will save time and reduce security costs while affording the most protection.

Setting Up a Web Services Security Infrastructure
- by Andrew Yang
How to keep web services simple and economical.

The Role of the Portal in Integration
- by Gene Phifer
Portal integration is cool, but what does it mean?

Enticing but Dangerous: Assessing Web Services from a Data Quality Perspective
- by George Marinos
Web services are only as good as the quality of the underlying data.

Web Services Management in an Imperfect World
- by Paul Lipton
Why and how IT is being driven toward low-cost, Web services-based solutions.

First Impression: Infravio Ensemble 4.0
- by Jack Hastings
A cost-effective solution that takes a "whole-house" approach to Web services management and deployment would be really nice, wouldn't it?

Calculated Risks
- by Elana Varon
Everything in life is a trade-off, including Web services. Get smart before you commit to anything.

Web Services Federation Now Defined
- by Yvonne Y. Lee
IBM and Microsoft are teaming together to launch security specifications for secure Web services. Check out their latest offering, the Web Services Federation.



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