Blogs posted March 16, 2008

Java Runtime environment (JRE) provides automatic memory management and this is implemented at the programming language level. The programmer need not specify which objects to deallocate and return to the memory. Memory Management takes care of... Read More »

Reasons & Examples of Enterprise SOA Adoption Recently I was with colleagues from an analyst firm. They elaborated the trends in SOA adoption across Europe and Americas. One of the key points was the industry wise adoption rate. Financial... Read More »

In the blog “My Carbon Footprint at Home” I wrote quick tips on what I’m trying to do to control carbon emissions, much less my electric bill. Looking at the data I collected, which is the next step in a process improvement or... Read More »

In a recent comment to a Beginning…!, SDN evangelist Craig Cmehil commented on a new direction that SAP is currently pushing in its over 1 million member strong community. If I hadn’t been reading Craig’s tweets on twitter, I... Read More »

In an earlier post (Café Innovation – SOA and the new role of IT), I had raised the need for IT to redefine its role in the organization.  I had pointed out that this is important because the changing IT world and the global... Read More »

This is the third part of the series on Enterprise SOA in SAP. The other blogs of the series can be accessed Simply ESOA – A blog series on SAP’s ESOA.   Customers need custom services in some occasions to model their business... Read More »