When energy firm Powergen wanted to open its systems to rivals, consolidate bespoke systems and speed up transactions it decided to implement Java-based Web services technology
Like many companies that have developed IT systems and processes on an ad hoc basis, energy firm Powergen found it was taking a long time to process data and carry out transactions. In April 2000...
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