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SeeBeyond sets sights on simpler tasks
News Integration-software maker SeeBeyond Technology introduced on Monday a new product line designed to address simpler application-integration tasks than those handled by the company's flagship line. The new SeeBeyond product, called eInsight...
[December 9, 2003, 11:40]
Faster EDI Exchange Brings Enhanced Service Levels
White Papers EGL EMEA evaluated the market and identified SeeBeyond's eGate as the best integration platform for its specific needs within the context of this project. This fitted in with EGL's corporate choice of SeeBeyond as an integration standard for global...
[December 6, 2008, 0:23]
Managing Convergence for Enhanced Customer Service
White Papers The pilot was performed in three months validating the capabilities and benefits of the SeeBeyond integration solution. SeeBeyond manages 140 complex process flows with a throughput of 1.4m transactions per day.
[August 30, 2009, 1:23]
Sun promises to make more money
News In Sun's most recent quarter, expenses jumped 36 percent to $1.6bn, in large measure because of the StorageTek and SeeBeyond acquisitions. Its revenue growth of 17 percent to $3.3bn in its most recent quarter stemmed from the acquisitions of...
[February 2, 2006, 17:00]
Sun sees profits slide
News Sun's revenue was 17 percent larger than the $2.841bn from the same time last year, before Sun's acquisitions of StorageTek and SeeBeyond. Sun acquisitions helped lift revenue 17 percent to $3.337bn (£1.869bn) for the most recent quarter, but the...
[January 25, 2006, 9:20]
Oasis sets out stall on Web procurement
News Members of the new committee include the (Institute for Supply Management), the Information Society Standardization System of the European Standards Committee (CEN/ISSS), National Institute for Governmental Purchasing (NIGP), National Association...
[April 29, 2003, 10:17]
Sun middleware embraces rival operating systems
News Bundling options for the sixth suite — a SeeBeyond software integration suite — have not been determined. Sun on Wednesday is expected to announce that its Java Enterprise System server software now supports the Windows and HP-UX operating systems.
[October 26, 2005, 9:20]
BEA at the crossroads
News In the emerging area of integration software, BEA again faces entrenched competitors such as SeeBeyond, Tibco and WebMethods. At its annual customer conference in Orlando, the Java server software company will debut new products that are part of...
[March 3, 2003, 11:32]
Sun sends 200 staff packing
News Despite this, its payroll and expenses increased dramatically with the completion of the acquisitions of StorageTek and SeeBeyond, and its revenue generally hasn't rebounded. Sun, which has gone through several layoffs in a struggle to return to...
[April 10, 2006, 16:30]
Oracle releases data-gathering tool
News Kurian said Oracle customers are seeking standards-based integration as an alternative to products from integration specialists such as Tibco Software, WebMethods and SeeBeyond Technology. Oracle this summer plans to introduce tools designed to...
[May 17, 2004, 11:45]
Sun chiefs look forward to next 20 years
News We got the StorageTek and SeeBeyond stuff worked out. Scott McNealy, chairman of Sun Microsystems, could have waited for the server and software company to show more evidence of recovery before handing the chief executive role over to Jonathan...
[April 26, 2006, 14:45]
ESB: The lighter alternative for integration
News IBM is expected to launch some kind of an ESB product under the Websphere brand later this year, while established EAI players like SeeBeyond have started to extend their offerings in this direction too.
[January 29, 2004, 16:25]
Iona sets sights on Web services
News In the Gartner report, analyst Roy Schulte predicted that low-cost, Web services-native integration products will cut into the business of more comprehensive middleware products from companies like SeeBeyond, Tibco, and Vitria, because many...
[December 23, 2002, 8:16]
Microsoft updates BizTalk software
News With BizTalk, Microsoft competes against software makers IBM, Oracle, Tibco, Vitria, WebMethods, SeeBeyond and others in the growing market for integration software. Microsoft executives say they're making it simpler for companies to do business...
[February 5, 2002, 6:31]
HP announces Itanium progress
News On Wednesday, HP announced that more specialised applications from Rogue Wave, SeeBeyond, Computer Associates, Tibco, Iona, Parasoft, Zeus and others are available. Hewlett-Packard boasted of progress in establishing the merits of its servers using...
[April 17, 2003, 11:03]
Microsoft talks Biz with small companies
News With BizTalk, Microsoft competes with software makers IBM, Oracle, Tibco, Vitria, WebMethods, SeeBeyond and others in the growing market for integration software. Microsoft is courting smaller companies with new versions of its business integration...
[June 17, 2002, 14:15]
Microsoft reveals latest product for bankers
News With BizTalk, Microsoft competes against software makers BEA Systems, IBM, Oracle, Sun Microsystems, Tibco, Vitria, WebMethods, SeeBeyond and others in the growing market for integration software. Microsoft on Monday announced plans for its first...
[November 5, 2002, 10:34]
Staffware bought by Tibco
News The merged company will compete with other established integration software companies that offer business process management capabilities, including WebMethods, SeeBeyond, IBM, BEA Systems and several smaller specialised workflow companies.
[April 22, 2004, 15:50]
Six deals done for NHS IT
News SeeBeyond will provide its Integrated Composite Application Network Suite to underpin the NCRS by providing the core integration software at the national level to perform the cross indexing of patient records.
[August 12, 2004, 16:40]
Sun details expanded open source plans
News Sun has tried for years to boost its software's success through aggressive pricing and acquisitions of companies such as NetDynamics, CentreRun, Pixo and, most recently, SeeBeyond. The SeeBeyond software is due to be released for free near the end...
[December 1, 2005, 9:25]
