AppWorx Process Automation Software Available for HP Integrity Servers and HP-UX 11i V3
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AppWorx Corporation today announced that its business process automation software is available for HP Integrity servers running HP-UX 11i v3, the latest generation of the HP Unix operating system.
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HP looks to utility, aggregation and legacies Following on from the formal launch earlier this month of the latest version of its Integrity Servers equipped with dual-core Montecito processors, HP put on a users' bash in London to drum up business from both existing and new customers.â¦
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 19  /PRNewswire/ -- Enterprise software leader SenSage, Inc. today announced that it will provide SenSage event data management software for the new HP Compliance Log Warehouse appliance.
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InfoWorld - Hewlett-Packard&#160;is introducing a long-awaited upgrade to its Unix operating system&#160;and launching new, affordable Integrity servers in a direct challenge to rival products from IBM and Sun Microsystems.
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HP and Microsoft combine forces to deliver some user-friendly features that take this early Windows Home Server box beyond mere network-attached storage.
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Knows its licenses Hewlett-Packard isn't known for software governance, but after years of sifting and sorting through its own systems for non-compliant code, the hardware vendor wants to share its experience with developers and foster construction of tools for tracking free and open source software (FOSS) permeating corporate systems.â¦
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By John Schmid, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel  Sep. 10--FactoryTalk software is hot. Tens of thousands of business users in 70 nations rely on versions of it. Programmers in Silicon Valley, China, India and Germany update it continuously.
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The ActiveBPEL(R) engine is a Business Process Management (BPM) runtime environment for executing process definitions created to the Business Process Execution Language for Web Services (BPEL) 1.1 and WS-BPEL 2.0 specifications. It is written in Java and   Active Endpoints today announced the availability of Milestone 1 of ActiveBPELÃÂ® Community Edition 5.0 Server. ActiveBPEL 5.0 represents the worldÃ¢â¬â¢s first release of an open-source implementation of both BPEL4People and WS-Human Task. These specifications allow human interactions to be included in services-based applications. By incorporating human tasks in composite applications, WS-Human Task and BPEL4People expand project teamsÃ¢â¬â¢ flexibility and efficiency in delivering standards-based solutions.  Features and availability Milestone 1 of ActiveBPEL Community Edition 5.0 Server is available for download at http://www.active-endpoints.com/active-bpel-engine-overview.htm In addition to containing BPEL4People and WS-Human Task, ActiveBPEL Community Edition 5.0 Server provides comprehensive support of the BPEL 1.1 specification and the WS-BPEL 2.0 standard. The server supports the full complement of BPEL activities including event handling, exception handling and scope/compensation management. The ActiveBPEL Community Edition 5.0 Server also includes advanced capabilities such as deployment packaging, process persistence, event notifications and console APIs. Developers and others interested in gaining early experience with the standards-based systems for creating services-based applications are invited to download the Milestone 1 release as an introduction to the full capabilities of a visual orchestration system.
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Hewlett-PackardÂ (HP) has abandoned plans to integrate a number of advanced technologies it acquired in its 2002 purchase of Compaq into its flagship HP-UX operating system. The Palo Alto, California, computer maker has instead decided to partner with Veritas Software to bring new file system and clustering capabilities to its Unix software, the two companies announced Thursday.
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Hewlett-Packard on Thursday announced that it will integrate Brocade Communication's SAN switching capability into its HP BladeSystem architecture.ADVERTISEMENTSBC Datacomm White PaperFind out how Crate & Barrel expects to save $180,000 by moving to VoIP, compared to a traditional PBX.
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Software maker is ready with a test version of its server software for running business phone systems.
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Mendocino Software today announced that InfiniView&#8482;,  the industry's only enterprise-class  continuous data protection (CDP) solution, now supports VMware ESX  Server, Version 3 and higher.
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InfoWorld - OpenMake Software plans next week to offer process automation software free for software development teams.
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(InfoWorld) - OpenMake Software plans next week to offer process automation software free for software development teams. The company will provide process automation components from its OpenMake build-to-release management product as a free application called OpenMake Mojo, which is based on the Eclipse Rich Client Platform. Process automation serves as a way for developers to manage individual processes from coding to deployment. OpenMake's announcement is planned for the EclipseCon conference in Santa Clara, Calif. Mojo will be available on March 5 in an early, Release Candidate form as a plug-in to the Eclipse development environment. It also can be used separately from Eclipse. The general release of Mojo is planned for April 2. With this move, the company seeks to offer an alternative to IBM BuildForge or Anthill Pro for process automation. "What we've done is taken a part of our OpenMake offering, specifically the process automation components, which allow you to do, basically, job scheduling," and offer that free, said Tracy Ragan, OpenMake COO. By using the process automation software, developers can build workflows for the software development process that could include steps such as checking out software from a source code management system and executing scripts. Although Mojo is free, it will be not be offered as an open source product, Ragan said. The company decided not to open-source the code after determining that OpenMake would be the main contributor to the product and not the community at large. Although Mojo will be free, the company looks to establish mindshare for its OpenMake product and also will sell support services at a cost of $50 per seat per year. The OpenMake product offers incremental builds of software and can discover dependencies between executables in a production environment and source code that created the executable; developers can manage software development parameters from a centralized knowledge base, said Ragan. With Mojo, OpenMake looks to counter IBM's BuildForge product with its free software, Ragan said.   Mojo integrates with other application lifecycle tools. Adapters are available to link to products such as Microsoft Visual and IBM's Rational Application Developer and ClearCase. Developer teams can centralize build-to-release activities such as software configuration management checkout, build script execution, and deployment scheduling. Centralized access is provided across multiple development projects.
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Hewlett-Packard is beefing up its Integrity BladeSystems with a new model released this week thatâs intended to handle memory and CPU intensive applications.
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(InfoWorld) - Hewlett-Packard plans to buy datacenter automation software vendor Opsware for about $1.6 billion. HP said Monday that it had signed a definitive agreement to acquire Opsware in a cash tender deal that values the company at $14.25 per share. Opsware's stock was $10.28 at the close of Friday's trading. Once the deal closes, HP plans to combine the Opsware software with its own enterprise IT management software, as the new acquisition becomes part of HP's software business. "The acquisition of Opsware is intended to enable HP Software to help our customers resolve one of their critical pain points: controlling the increasing complexity and cost of managing the datacenter," Thomas Hogan, senior vice president of software at HP, said in a news release. HP has been steadily expanding its business technology optimization portfolio over the last couple of years through acquisitions, including the purchases ofÂ Mercury InteractiveÂ andÂ Peregrine Systems. After HP has closed the acquisition, the vendor expects to appoint Opsware CEO Ben Horowitz as head of its business technology optimization organization, reporting to Hogan. Subject to regulatory approval, HP hopes to close the purchase before the end of October. Opsware System software automates data center operations including provisioning, configuration, and deployment. Â