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30 Mar 2003
Web services - application components joined across the Internet using Extensible Markup Language (XML) - promise to revolutionise the way in which organisations build applications.
Proponents envisage greatly simplified internal integration projects and dynamic connections between business partners. But how close is this vision to reality?
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