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[News] Software as a Service is Growing, New OSS SOA Partnership

SaaS is driving the world's 60 fastest-growing software companies, study finds

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| CIOZone.com has ranked the top-60 fastest-growing (public) software companies 
| of at least $150 million in revenue, with VMware leading the pack and Red Hat 
| claiming 12th place with a 33.6 percent growth rate. Not bad for a company 
| that gives away its software for free.   
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http://www.cnet.com/8301-13505_1-9919868-16.html

MuleSource announced that TM Software has joined the MuleSource Partner
Program.

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| Open Source SOA Software Company Partners with TM Software
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http://ajax.sys-con.com/read/546090_p.htm


Recent:

ULCPCs: I'm Still Laughing At That One

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| Even HP’s promised new ultra-mobile will offer Linux variants. Asus rocked 
| the non-Apple world with the Eee PC, and even though they are busy trying to 
| launch more flavors of that little device than Baskin Robbins offers in ice 
| cream, the big news is that consumers bought the original Linux version in 
| numbers that changed the landscape. And then of course there is Apple, but I 
| won’t repeat my well chronicled thoughts on that here.     
| 
| So, let’s get down to brass tacks here. This, as it always has been, is about 
| marketing pure and simple. In the same way that McDonald’s isn’t about 
| burgers, Microsoft isn’t about software and is quickly becoming less so as it 
| tries to get bigger footholds in the advertising game. Mobile devices are 
| coming but they will be the razor. The blades will be advertising that pops 
| up on all those free Internet services. Until (and if) Microsoft gets a hold 
| in the advertising game, they still need to sell software. Now the marketing 
| shifts from creating and supporting a new life-style platform to a two-fold 
| strategy that:        
| 
|     * Attempts to get Microsoft software onto a class of devices that 
|       Microsoft tried to create an environment for and failed to deliver on 
|       and,  
|     * Hyping price as the deciding factor. 
| 
| The thing is, it will probably succeed. With no thanks to Microsoft. 
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