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Microsoft SAAS plan has image problem ... WebMethods buy puts Software AG as no. 3 SOA player
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Microsoft SAAS plan has image problem
http://utilitycomputing.itworld.com/4594/070405mssaas/page_1.html Microsoft Corp. plans to make expanding its software as a service (SAAS) strategy a priority in the next 12 months, but the company continues to suffer an image problem as it struggles to prove that it can compete in this new services market.

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WebMethods to put Software AG as no. 3 SOA player
http://utilitycomputing.itworld.com/4838/070405softwareagwebmethods/

Software AG to buy webMethods for $546 million
http://utilitycomputing.itworld.com/4838/070405softwareag/

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