B2Digital Announces Unveiling of New Corporate Website: Highlights Recent Milestones and Refined Corporate Focus
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PHOENIX, March 6, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- B2 Digital, Inc. (OTCBB:BTOD), an innovator in the digital content delivery business, announced today the unveiling of its revamped corporate website at www.b2digital.net.
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Identity 2.0 company Sxip releases a new login and password management
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A new web site, Crackberry.com, was launched today to provide Blackberry users with access to information, accessories, blogs and user advice about the wireless email system.
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Its new enterprise search appliance has more tagging and customization.
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Network Appliance has announced what it terms a key milestone in its Storage Grid vision with the release of its Data ONTAP 7G enterprise storage software, which the company is touting as bringing newer functionality and lower costs to the concept of
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The company announces a new version of its wireless messaging and data access software.
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2X Software Ltd., a leading developer of server based computing and thin client computing software, today announced that it has opened an office in Dallas, Texas.
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Who:  Cisco(R)  (NASDAQ: CSCO) and  Best Practices in Corporate Communications (BPCC)  What:  Web 2.0 has changed how businesses not only communicate with their customers, partners, and shareholders but also how a company communicates and collaborates with its employees.
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With a minimum of fanfare, the licensing body for the developers of a supplemental copy protection technology exclusively for Blu-ray Disc announced its initial specification for BD+ - which supporters had hoped would be available early last year - is finally ready for licensing to developers.
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IAC's comparison shopping site Pronto gets a Web 2.0 makeover.
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(InfoWorld) - Long a player in the geeky world of enterprise middleware, BEA will soon be diving into a frothy Web 2.0 space as it tries to tap into the genius of Web sites such as del.icio.us, Wikipedia, and YouTube, according to Mark Carges, executive vice president of business interaction at BEA. In an exclusive interview with InfoWorld, Carges said that he will use his keynote address at BEA World 2006 to trumpet the companyâs successes and to outline the companyâs vision for the future, including three projects â Graffiti, Runner, and Builder â that will add social bookmarking to BEAâs portals and will give non-IT staff the tools to create blogs, wikis, and other lightweight applications that tap into BEAâs service infrastructure. Calling 2006 a âyear of innovation,â Carges will tell BEA World attendees that BEA now has more than 1,000 customers using the companyâs products to create SOA solutions. âI thought it would take three to five years for most of the people weâre working with to build out their SOA,â Carges said. âI was wrong.â Business process tools such as those BEA acquired with Fuego in March, now AquaLogic Business Process Management, have spurred SOA adoption, Carges said. âBPM really is a business driver for SOA inside IT organizations,â he added. Looking ahead, Carges sees the convergence of SOAs, BPM, and the Web 2.0 development model that is fueling Web sites such as YouTube and MySpace. âThe information workers in your company have all this knowledge,â Carges said. âWhat if you could search for it and use it to drive applications and behavior and performance out to the users or to your customer base?â BEAâs answer comes in the form of three new internal projects that will marry Web 2.0 features and development tools to BEAâs portals so that ordinary users can create and manage what Carges calls âsituational applicationsâ without the help of IT staff. Graffiti will add social-bookmarking and tagging features to the AquaLogic and WebLogic portals so that users can place and search on tagged content, as with sites such as del.icio.us. âIt will do wonders for the enterprise and benefit corporations in ways we canât imagine,â Carges said. âSuddenly youâre taking traditional applications and situational applications and bridging them.â The two other projects, Runner and Builder, will help workers create those situational applications. Runner will create a lightweight portal infrastructure that Web application developers can use as a foundation to build on. âWhat weâve realized is that there are so many Web apps in an enterprise that arenât portal apps, we want to be able to help people manage those, too,â Carges said. Builder will work with SOA tools from AquaLogic and will give ordinary users the ability to tap into SOA data stores without extensive custom coding, he explained. BEA is targeting the new products for the first half of 2007. The tools could be wrapped into AquaLogic or be spun out as their own products, Carges said.
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TechWeb - The company&#39;s Office collaboration and document management tool gains some stature with the military&#39;s 5015.2 seal of approval.
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Company attributes "remarkable year" to growth of its Web site network.
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It's designed to let business users easily create and publish dynamic Web sites.
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Web 2.0 techniques enhance a military problem-solving site promoted by a defense contractor.
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Today is the day that designated domain name registrars have been given the green light to open up the application process for new .mobi top-level domain Web addresses to anyone seeking to establish a name in the burgeoning mobile Web space.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31  /PRNewswire/ -- Social networking website bebo.com is one of the largest and most successful drivers in the evolution of "Web 2.0" services, the second generation of Internet-based services that emphasize online collaboration and sharing among users.