Service Integrity recently released its SIFT XML Visibility Software, 2.0, the only solution to provide deep visibility into business processes by pinpointing business and operational data from XML and Web services data flows.

DataPower announced today the availability of firmware release 3.0 for its XML-aware networking hardware: DataPower XS40 XML Security Gateway and DataPower XA35 XML Accelerator.

The latest version of Ipedo's XML Intelligence Platform now incorporates product enhancements to facilitate delivery of on-demand intelligence.

With the release of the Reactivity Gateway-D, Reactivity provides the industry's first desktop XML firewall appliance designed to boost the productivity of Web services developers.

SIFTTM XML Visibility Software from Service Integrity, Inc., is the only solution to provide deep visibility into business processes by pinpointing critical business and operational data from XML and Web services data flows. This unique capability enhances overal...

Two new toolkits are now available for XyEnterprise's Content@, a content management and workflow software application.

Version 2004 Release 4 (v2004r4) of Altova's entire product line is available immediately, providing major enhancements ranging from advanced editing features and new data integration capabilities to user interface improvements and new product editions.

Tarari Inc. has released its latest XML Silicon technology - the RAX Content Processor, with the industry's first silicon implementation of Random Access XML (RAX).

The Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) version 1.0 has been approved as an OASIS Standard, the highest level of ratification. CAP enables the exchange of emergency alert and public warning information over data networks and computer-controlled warning systems.

The new XG4 (XML Generation 4) family of chips and modules about to be released by DataPower is the first to break the 1 gigabit barrier, enabling server, blade, security and networking device vendors to embed fast, secure XML-aware networking into Web services devices.

New data field types, math functions, and advanced real-time validation options for designing 'smart' forms for XML are among the enhancements that make Ektron's eWebEditPro+XML Version 4.1 a powerful tool for creating structured XML content in Web-based applications.

OASIS hosts the Symposium on Reliable Infrastructures for XML, April 26 - 27, 2004, in New Orleans. The event, which will be open to the public, will offer a forum for the international community to exchange ideas and present results of standards work-in-progress.

In a first for the industry behemoth, Microsoft has donated its Windows Installer XML (WiX) to SourceForge.net, the open source developer network. WiX is a toolset that uses XML code to build Windows installation packages.

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has released the Document Object Model Level 3 Core and Load and Save specifications as W3C Recommendations.

Today members of OASIS announced plans to advance an electronic business architecture that builds on ebXML and other Web services technology.

Just what the world needs on April 1st, a revolutionary new protocol, the 'XML Control Protocol' (XCP for short). 'With the advent of XCP/IP,' gushes the launch site, 'connection-oriented networking will finally move from the legacy environment of inscrutable bi...

The International Standards Organization (IS0) has approved a suite of four ebXML OASIS Standards that enable enterprises in any industry, of any size, anywhere in the world to conduct business over the Internet.

Starting today, a special 'Borland Edition' of Altova XMLSPY 2004 is included with Borland JBuilder X Enterprise.

This week at SpeechTEK 2004, Opera Software announced the upcoming release of a multimodal desktop browser that incorporates IBM's Embedded ViaVoice speech technology, using XHTML+Voice (X+V).

Sarvega has just introduced its Guardian Gateway and the Guardian Accelerator for XML security applications.

Anyone with an interest in real time 3D in XML will be interested to know about a new site that the Web3D Consortium has just launched.

In what it's describing as 'another industry first,' a Waltham, MA-based company has announced a 'Web services security' play, releasing what it is claiming is the only way stop a new breed of Web services-related threats before they enter the network.

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has published VoiceXML 2.0 and Speech Recognition Grammar Specification (SRGS) as W3C Recommendations.

Nexaweb Technologies, Inc. has released Version 3.0 of its platform for building Enterprise Internet Applications. Used by enterprises to rapidly build and deploy rich enterprise Internet applications, the Nexaweb platform now includes a visual development enviro...

The results are in, and here are the winners of the 2003 XML-Journal - Web Services Journal Readers' Choice Awards. Often referred to as the 'Oscars of the Software Industry,' the SYS-CON Media Readers' Choice Awards Program recognizes excellence in the software, ...

Datawatch Corporation has released VorteXML Designer V3, with W3C XML schema support and other features that make it easier to convert data into valid XML for Web services, content management, online bill presentment, application integration, and many other applications.

Microsoft Corp. has unveiled BizTalk Server 2004, an integration solution and a member of the Windows Server System. Using XML, SOAP, and other core Internet transports and protocols, BizTalk Server unites EAI, B2B and business process management technology in a single product.

The Internet and Web have provided immense scalability and manageability benefits to computer users for a decade now, but at a price - poor support for rich interactivity.

Seagull Software has added BlueZoneX to the company's BlueZone solution set for secure host connectivity and terminal emulation.

XyEnterprise has announced the availability of its XML publishing software - XML Professional Publisher (XPP) - on the HP-UX platform.

A round-up of what's being said and written about XML, culled from around the Web, including Michael Champion on Tim Berners-Lee, Wendell Piez on Postel's Law, and Adam Bosworth on REST.

Altova Inc.'s Educational Services department is now accepting registrations for its first set of Web-based training courses.

XAware, Inc. has been selected by Lockheed Martin's Information Technology business unit to provide data integration software as part of the President's Management Agenda to establish E-Rulemaking.

IXIASOFT and Ektron, Inc. have formed a strategic OEM partnership. Under the agreement, Ektron will integrate TEXTML Server into their Web content management solution, Ektron CMS300.

This week, the World Wide Web Consortium announced final approval of two key Semantic Web technologies, the revised Resource Description Framework (RDF)

The Danish National XML Committee has formally adopted an early version of the OASIS Universal Business Language (UBL) as a standard for e-Commerce in the public sector.

Westbridge Technology this week announced support for Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL).

Snapbridge Software has released Snapbridge FDX Information Server 3.5, the first comprehensive, real-time XML-based data federation solution.

The Open Financial Exchange (OFX) Consortium recently announced the public availability of the OFX 2.0.2 XML Schema.

CambridgeDocs has released the Linux versions of its xDoc Content Transformation Server (xCTS).