The simplified integration promised by Web services poses some potentially drastic changes for IT departments. That's why we asked industry analysts what changes they think will impact IT the most.

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To the outsider, information technology is made up of many strange things whose purpose and nature are as elusive as pixie dust. Within IT, Web services has the same shimmering, numinous feel. What it ...

With all the next-big-thing hype surrounding Web services, it is easy to write off the idea as marketing mumbo jumbo. But those who do miss a very important point: Web services probably are the next ...

Scripps IT | Web Operations offers a variety of online mechanisms to help faculty, staff, and students communicate, collaborate, and share their knowledge or research. Scripps Campus CMS The ...

As a single, easy-to-use entry point for employees, customers and business partners, portals have proved to be effective, if somewhat limited in their capabilities. Linking back-end applications to a ...

Last week, the geek community shivered in excitement when Amazon followed in Google’s footsteps by releasing a set of “Web services.” Before that, Microsoft made a huge fuss about Web services when it ...

The first title on Maria Phelps’ business card is Web gal. Then she lists herself as a SEO’er (SEO stands for search-engine optimization), a content strategist, a promoter and a people connector. What ...

University Web Services provides support for delivering accurate, current and relevant information on the utdallas.edu website, email and other digital media. It has a primary role in delivering ...

Most of the computer trade press has placed Web services in the much exalted spot of one of the next big things in computing. In case you missed it, Web services are application services deployed over ...