AvantSoft is the first in the market to come out with Advanced Web Services course
     (Sep 29, 2003)

Advanced Web Services course includes the latest technologies on Apache SOAP Axis, BPEL, WS-Transaction, WS-Coordination, WebSphere Business Connection, Web Services Gateways, Grid computing, and Advanced WebServices using Websphere-WSAD.

 IBM announces 11 new WebSphere Business Integration Adapters (Jun 24, 2003) 

IBM WebSphere Business Integration Adapter connectivity has been expanded to connect - straight out of the box - to WebSphere Application Server Enterprise, in conjunction with WebSphere Studio Application Developer Integration Edition. 

 CRM News: What WebSphere means for your business (Jun 24, 2003)   

CRM Buyer magazine examines the IBM WebSphere software platform and the benefits it offers to businesses of all sizes. The article reviews the software’s technology roots, its offerings and options, capabilities, pricing, effectiveness, competition, and where the future may take WebSphere software.

 BPEL: Make your Web Services Flow 

Until now, the options available for implementing business flows in a typical enterprise-computing environment were daunting. IT project managers had to choose between complex high-end EAI/BPM solutions and high-risk application development projects. More often than not, IT decision makers opted to do nothing and wait.

When IBM, Microsoft, and others submitted the BPEL4WS specification to OASIS, a compelling alternative to the traditional options became available. BPEL is to process orchestration what SQL was to data management. Its impact is significant; transforming application integration from a risky and expensive endeavor into a mainstream development practice. BPEL has the potential to create the foundation for new composite, Internet-scale, loosely coupled applications.