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Microservice is becoming the framework of choice for brands like Amazon and Netflix but how does this architecture differ from monoliths, SOAs and APIs?
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Service-oriented architecture (SOA) was once a topic hot enough to fill its own magazine. In fact, SOA was the first software development methodology to ever successfully pierce the realm of business management. It was an endeavor that had to be undertaken not only with rigor but also with rigidity.
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This week, MetricStream announces that it has bought TBD Networks, Pathway and Equivo Partner for better email management, Gartner releases its e-Discovery Magic Quadrant and Kroll offers easy data recovery, while SOA offers better cloud governance. MetricStream Buys TBD Networks GRC vendor MetricStream, has announced the acquisition of TBD
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Even with the Thanksgiving Weekend, there’s been a lot in the GRC space, including the recent upgrade from Laserfiche, SOA’s enhanced Repository Manager, the EU has said it is going to tighten up on data privacy, Compliance 360 looks into its crystal, while Iron Mountain and O’Neil partner. Laserfiche 8.
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Our friends at Gartner kick off their latest "summit" this week in a chilly but vibrant Las Vegas, Nevada. The focus of the conference, when not at the slot machines or blackjack tables, is Application Architecture, Development and Integration.
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This week in the GRC space, HP continues its cloud charge, SOA offers governance for .NET web services, Perimeter offers email compliance across Office 365, Norman Marks from SAP talked to us about GRC for life and Avior upgrades its GRC suite.
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The big event in the GRC space this week was the release of Gartner’s first Magic Quadrant for e-Discovery.
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There have been a number of interesting announcements in the GRC space this week. First, we had the release of a new governance product from SOA to manage IBM’s WebSphere, followed by a physical records management release for SharePoint 2010 and Mimecast support for BPOS.
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In a week that has seen a number of new releases on the GRC front, IBM has decided that the best way to deal with security is to build it into applications at the blueprint stage.
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Last week we saw a considerable amount of movement in the document management software industry, not the least of which was the closure of the Xerox –ACS deal.
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All the potential advantages of a service-oriented architecture are out the window if developers lose sight of the forest for the trees. Adjoovo has come up with an ingenious registry solution to keep businesses out of the potential pitfalls of the service-oriented approach: metadata cataloguing and Web 2.0 visualization.
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More good things are coming from old partnerships, the latest being a global strategic alliance between Ricoh Americas Corporation and the ever-popular IBM, spearheaded by Ricoh's new offering - Document Security and Management Services.
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Being that Clearview Enterprise Content Management is, as they say, the first SharePoint-based solution, we think they rock pretty hard. Well, in the world of Microsoft at least.
And now, not even six months since we last reported an upgrade to Clearview ECM, they’ve gone and released version 5.
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It has been a little less than two months since the news of a proposed new enterprise content management standard hit the streets.
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