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IBM continues SOA spree with Webify purchase

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Published: 03 Aug 2006 11:55 BST

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The internet is going to have do a lot of maturing before it is ready for this kind of traffic. Security is always going to be a problem, connectivity is poor, and most business's are unwilling for their employees to have open access.

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