DISQUS

c keene · 2 years ago

This is a great evolutionary step - we have enough hello kitty widgets, now we need accounting and portfolio management widgets. IBM is making it safe for companies to start embracing Web 2.0-style development within the enterprise - now it is up to us little guys to move farther and faster than IBM and take advantage of this new market!
c weinberg · 2 years ago

You forgot to mention Salesforce.com's AppExchange, which is attempting to provide, in their words, an "iTunes for Software".

Etelos, of course, has their own marketplace.

Facebook has f8.

VMware has the online catalog of business tools pre-packaged in downloadable virtual machines.

Redhat has Redhat Exchange, which is a direct competitor to Salesforce.com's AppExchange.

And this week we've seen a eser.org launch a marketplace for 100+ open-source business web applications -- going head-to-head with Etelos and Salesforce.com.

This space is getting very crowded very quickly.
Eric Eldon · 2 years ago

C Weinberg: There certainly are an increasing number of business-focused app marketplaces. I'll be writing about this area in more depth.
srinivas · 1 year ago

i want to about ibm mashup techni and how to use this tool moore efficient.