Darryl K. Taft

ORLANDO, Fla.—With collaboration as its legacy, IBM's Lotus division went back to its roots and announced its plans to deliver social software for

ORLANDO, Fla.—IBM's ever-vigilant research arm employs the collective power of many of the brightest brains in the business to come up with solutions

Microsoft has released its Asynchronous JavaScript and XML tool, ASP.NET AJAX 1.0, to the Web. ASP.NET AJAX, formerly known by the code name "Atlas," is

Knocking on the door of its competition at the opening of their annual user event, Microsoft announced new tools to help IBM Lotus Notes/Domino users

Forest Key is leading Microsoft into uncharted territory for the software giant: the land of professional design tools. After years of continual

Three software development tool companies have announced changes in leadership, with Zend Technologies, Catalyst Systems and Mindreef all appointing new

Microsoft has hired Don Ferguson, a prominent IBM software technologist and former chief architect of IBM's Software Group, to work in the office of the

The Software & Information Industry Association has published a report on the state of global software development, showing that a vast majority of

Sun Microsystems is encouraging developers to throw everything including the kitchen sink into evolving the Java language. While Sun has announced its

TIBCO Software, a leader in AJAX, Web services and service-oriented architecture technology, is teaming up with the Direct Web Remoting project to extend

It seems Java creator James Gosling is back in the middle of a language debate … well, sort of. In recent posts on his blog, Sun Microsystems Fellow

A team of AJAX experts is working on a new capability to enable Web applications to work offline. Brad Neuberg, a San Francisco-based software architect