Key Emerging Technology Vendors

Key Emerging Technology Vendors

Table 1-2 shows some of the key emerging technology vendors in the various enterprise software categories that are the focus of this book. In most areas, the categories contain a mixture of public and private software companies ranging from those with multibillion-dollar market capitalizations such as IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, and Sun to small startups with 10s or 100s of millions of dollars in financing. These smaller vendors have a strong vision for where the industry is heading within their disciplines and have been gaining traction within the Fortune 500 enterprise. In addition to the major players, vendors such as Bowstreet and Grand Central Communications have been highly visible in the Web services arena. The same is true for Groove Networks in the peer services arena and KnowNow in the real-time enterprise arena. In business process management, Intalio and Fuego have been some of the early pioneers. Likewise, mFormation Technologies has been one of the early players in the wireless infrastructure management space. Many of these companies will be profiled later in the book within their respective chapters.

Table 1-2 shows a snapshot of some of the current players on the radar who are helping to move the industry forward within these software categories. The list is by no means all-inclusive but highlights some of the more visible players within each category.

Table 1-2. Key Emerging Technology Vendors.

Web Services

Peer Services and Collaboration

Real-Time Computing

- Asera

- Advanced Reality

- Bang Networks

- Avinon

- Autonomy

- CommerceEvents

- Bowstreet

- Cahoots

- DemandTec

- Cape Clear

- Endeavors Technology

- FineGround Networks

- Grand Central Communications

- Groove Networks

- IBM

 

- Intel

- KnowNow

- HP

- Jabber

- Nonstop Solutions

- IBM

- McAfee AsaP

- OpenDesign

- Kenamea

- Microsoft

- PowerMarket

- Microsoft

"Hailstorm"

- Rapt

- Oracle

- NextPage

- Savi Technology

- Sun

- Oculus Technologies

- SeeBeyond

- Talaris

- OpenCola

- SeeCommerce

- UDICO

- Sun Microsystems

- Sun Microsystems

 

 

- Tibco

 

 

- Tilion

 

 

- Vigilance

 

 

- Vitria

 

 

- WebMethods

 

 

- WorldChain

Business Process Management

Mobile Business

Enterprise Security

- ATG

Wireless Infrastructure

- Check Point Software

- Asera

Management

- Cisco Systems

- BEA

- mFormation

- Computer Associates

- BMC Software

Technologies Inc.

- Network Associates

- Bowstreet

Mobile Commerce

- Nokia

- Commerce One

- Nokia

- RSA Security

- CrossWorlds

Embedded Systems

- Symantec Corporation

- Epicentric

- Intrinsyc

- Tripwire

- Excelon

Location-Based Services

- Vigilinx

- Exigen

- Autodesk

- Viisage

- Extricity

- Cell-Loc

- Visionics

- FileNet

- SignalSoft

 

- Fuego

- Vindigo

 

- HP

- Webraska

 

- IBM

Telematics

 

- Intalio

- Wingcast

 

- Intraspect

Electronic Tagging

 

- Jamcracker

- Alien Technology

 

- Level 8

- Infineon

 

- Mercator

- Phillips Semiconductor

 

- PeopleSoft

- STMicroelectronics

 

- Rational

- Texas Instruments

 

- SAP

 

 

- SeeBeyond

 

 

- SilverStream

 

 

- Sterling Commerce

 

 

- Sun Microsystems

 

 

- Sybase

 

 

- Systar

 

 

- Taviz

 

 

- Tibco Software

 

 

- Vignette

 

 

- Vitria

 

 

- webMethods

 

 

- Zaplet

 

 

 



Business Innovation and Disruptive Technology. Harnessing the Power of Breakthrough Technology. for Competitive Advantage
Business Innovation and Disruptive Technology: Harnessing the Power of Breakthrough Technology ...for Competitive Advantage
ISBN: 0130473979
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 81

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