Baratz' Brand New Bag - New Job For Java Man
News Sun Microsystems Inc.announced Baratz' resignation as President of Sun's Software Products and Platforms division Tuesday morning. Rumours of Baratz's departure began circulating on Monday. By Tuesday, Sun already was referring Baratz' calls to...
[August 4, 1999, 8:19]
A Year Ago: MS' Java Letter Was A 'publicity Stunt'
News Saying he wanted to "cut through the rhetoric" that surrounds Java, Alan Baratz, president of Sun Microsystems Inc.s JavaSoft division, today unleashed a little of his own, accusing Microsoft Corp.of doing anything in its power to preserve its...
[September 24, 1998, 6:08]
JavaSoft: Java A Sturdy Enterprise Tool
News JavaSoft President Alan Baratz's keynote at Internet World focused largely on Java's development in the past year, highlighting the most recent advance, Java JumpStation. Baratz demonstrated JumpStation during the keynote, and used its capabilities...
[December 11, 1997, 16:06]
Sun: MS's Java Letter Was A 'publicity Stunt'
News Saying he wanted to "cut through the rhetoric" that surrounds Java, Alan Baratz, president of Sun Microsystems Inc.s JavaSoft division, today unleashed a little of his own, accusing Microsoft Corp.of doing anything in its power to preserve its...
[September 23, 1997, 10:19]
Crunch Time For Sun, Microsoft
News If we have [a commitment to support all of Java Development Kit 1.1], you will see both sides publicly support everything on Tuesday," Alan Baratz, president of Sun's JavaSoft division, in Cupertino, Calif.said last Thursday.
[September 29, 1997, 15:02]
US Report: Who's Calling The Java Shots?
News Sun's common framework guidelines, dubbed the Enterprise Profile, will be part of the Enterprise Java-Bean (EJB) 2.0 specification, according to Alan Baratz, president of Sun's Java software division.
[September 23, 1998, 6:04]
US Report: Microsoft May Follow Own Path On Java
News Baratz extended an olive branch towards Microsoft, saying that he hopes the ruling and events will lead it back into the fold of the Java community. Morris and Alan Baratz, Java software division president, seemed to indicate that Sun would take...
[November 18, 1998, 13:01]
A Year Ago: Sun Sues Microsoft Over JDK 1.1 Abuse
News For the past six months, Microsoft has publicly refused to stick by the terms of its contract," said Alan Baratz, president of Sun's JavaSoft division. Baratz said Microsoft's recent behaviour "had been egregious enough .but what we found [in...
[October 5, 1998, 6:52]
Sun Sues Microsoft Over JDK 1.1 Abuse
News For the past six months, Microsoft has publicly refused to stick by the terms of its contract," said Alan Baratz, president of Sun's JavaSoft division. Baratz said Microsoft's recent behaviour "had been egregious enough .but what we found [in...
[October 7, 1997, 18:29]
With Java In Palm, Will Companies Bite?
News We have not had any implementation of Java on Palm Computing devices or other wireless devices like cell phones or two-way pagers," said Alan Baratz, now president of Sun's software products. Baratz said Personal Java, which he said was designed...
[June 16, 1999, 7:59]
Sun And Microsoft: What Happens Next?
News In some cases we had a handshake, a verbal agreement, only to find that days or weeks later that was being backtracked on," said Alan Baratz, CEO of Sun's JavaSoft development division in Mountain View, Calif.
[October 8, 1997, 11:17]
US Report: Sun Insiders Questioned Java License
News Quackenbush quoted e-mail from Alan Baratz, president of Sun's Java software division, telling some people, "You all ought to stop reading the contract. Microsoft attorney Charles Quackenbush made the statements during a recent hearing on the case...
[October 1, 1998, 9:11]
A Year Ago: Sun Wins Round One Of Java Fight
News However, JavaSoft President Alan Baratz said that any comments submitted are irrelevant to this vote. Sun Microsystems Inc.has won approval from the ISO to submit Java as an international standard.countries voted in favour while China and the US...
[November 18, 1998, 6:24]
US Report: Sun, Microsoft Square Off In Court Over Java
News He will be joined by Alan Baratz, president of the Java software division and Sun's in-house lawyer Lee Patch, who are also scheduled to take the stand. Microsoft and Sun Microsystems squared off against each other in court yesterday as the rival...
[September 9, 1998, 8:44]
US Report: Sun Wins Injunction Against MS In Java Dispute
News Alan Baratz, president of Sun's Java Software unit, said the company would continue to deliver products, "that give developers and users the choice to replace Microsoft's polluted technology with Sun's compatible Java technology.We're extremely...
[November 18, 1998, 5:43]
US Report: Sun Carries Out Sweeping Changes
News Its President, Alan Baratz, will lead Sun's Java software division and be responsible for the Java architecture and platform, development tools for Java and other languages such as C++, desktop software and the software developer program.
[April 24, 1998, 7:56]
Quotes Of The Week, Sept 29-Oct 3
News JavaSoft president Alan Baratz on guess who. "We have no plans at present to go flat-rate in the UK. We've gone live in the US but the networks, selling systems and other things are so different in each country that you have to address them...
[October 3, 1997, 10:24]
Quotes Of The Week, October 6-10
News JavaSoft's Alan Baratz gets tough. "It makes sense, although Alpha has not had spectacular success in terms of volume. It could be a win-win for both sides. The technology would be fairly attractive to Intel and coupling that with the negating of...
[October 13, 1997, 10:39]
A Year Ago: Microsoft Defends Modifying Java
News Sun is presenting Java creator James Gosling, JavaSoft President Alan Baratz, and Sun attorney Lee Patch, among others. Microsoft Monday said it was justified in modifying Sun Microsystem's Java technology, even if that meant that Java applications...
[August 31, 1999, 7:00]
US Report: Microsoft Says It Was Justified In Modifying Java
News Sun is presenting Java creator James Gosling, JavaSoft President Alan Baratz, and Sun attorney Lee Patch, among others. Microsoft Monday said it was justified in modifying Sun Microsystem's Java technology, even if that meant that Java applications...
[September 1, 1998, 9:07]
