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Shawn Willett Quotes
«It just makes sense that it's going to be hard to have a lot of different marketplaces in [a single industry].»
Author: Shawn Willett
«It's a threat that they are trying to make into a friend.»
Author: Shawn Willett
«You could definitely link complex event processing into a service-oriented network.»
Author: Shawn Willett
«Right now, it's a very emerging market [with a] very limited number of use cases, but I think that will grow over time.»
Author: Shawn Willett
«This will have the most effect on integration and portal markets, where there [are] not really good open source products on the market.»
Author: Shawn Willett
«The Java services are not quite mature enough for full EAI, ... This technology is going to be essential, and companies will want it in-house.»
Author: Shawn Willett
«The first wave was ... companies automating their procurement processes. The second wave, happening right now, is trading communities, ... The next wave is going to be like the Chicago Commodities Exchange: instant fulfillment done completely on the fly.»
Author: Shawn Willett
«The biggest obstacle is people are pretty nervous about exposing things on the mainframe as a Web service that anybody can access,»
Author: Shawn Willett
«I think this product is good because it has so many options for getting things out of the mainframe,»
Author: Shawn Willett
«I think this product is good because it has so many options for getting things out of the mainframe.»
Author: Shawn Willett