Accessing Web services

Transferring the power of the desktop into an Internet browser environment is the essence of Web services. Today's Web service technologies are being specifically designed to enhance the Internet strategies of the enterprise. The promise of Web Services is to allow enterprise-level computing wi...

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Published in:Computer Technology Review 2002-10, p.35
Main Authors: Grant, Bruce, Mitchell, Dave, Lemon, Scott
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Corporate planning
Customer services
Information technology
Internet
Internet service providers
JavaScript
User experience
Web services
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Summary:Transferring the power of the desktop into an Internet browser environment is the essence of Web services. Today's Web service technologies are being specifically designed to enhance the Internet strategies of the enterprise. The promise of Web Services is to allow enterprise-level computing with suppliers, partners and customers in a powerful, familiar and easy-to-use medium. With Web applications built on the Web services model, important business contacts can simply access enterprise Web applications the same way they would any other Web site. In the Web Services creation process, today's IT professionals are struggling to determine the most appropriate method of accessing Web Services and creating usable Web applications.
ISSN:0278-9647