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 Axway

 Candle

 Data Junction

 Epicor Software

 Jacada

 Magic Software

 MetaMatrix

 MODCOMP

 ObjectStar International

 Scala Business Solutions

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 Market Overview & Analysis | Part 2 | Part 3

 Expert Opinion: Mehran Nikoo of Dunstan Thomas Consulting

 View from the Top: John Elliott describes how Salford Royal Hospital has united its numerous legacy systems to create a ‘single view’ of patients | Part 2

 Corporate Integration: Russell Ritchie of PA Consulting | Part 2

 Web Services: Tom Welsh, senior consultant with the Cutter Consortium and editor of Web Services Strategies | Part 2

 Implementation Issues: Gartner Group’s Michele Cantara | Part 2

 Middleware: Imam Hoque of Detica | Part 2

 Server Technology: Tyson Hartman of Avanade | Part 2

 Real-Time Operation: Consultant Dennis Howlett | Part 2

 Market Research: Aidan Cook of Sense Internet | Part 2

 Case Study: How Deutsche Bank Luxembourg harnessed together its ageing Cobol and newer XML-based systems

Bringing disparate IT systems together remains a critical challenge for many organisations. But while the goal may be important, success is often difficult to achieve, according to our latest research. Pat Sweet explains.

Enterprise dis-integration? - Part 3 | Part 1 | Part 2

The survey also shows a wide variation in the types of integration technology currently in use. While platforms such as J2EE (26%), COM/COM+ (28%) and .NET (32%) all currently attract roughly the same level of interest, it is .NET that looks set to grab most of the action in the months ahead.

Only 8% of those polled plan to use J2EE in future and 2% will be opting for COM/COM+, but the proportion of .NET champions is likely to increase sharply, with 26% indicating this will be their preference in future.

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