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Tibco Software hasn’t gotten to where it is—at the top of the heap of vendors of enterprise application integration software (EAI)—by standing pat. The acquisition
As its name suggests, WebMethods was born in the days when enthusiasm about the Net was rising. And the six-year-old company spent the late 1990s
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