Swainson, Perna, LeBlanc, Goyal, Devlin - in one interview
by Volker Weber
How do five of IBM's most highly-placed executives, the five GMs of its Software Group, see the future unfolding in areas like grid and autonomic computing, security, systems management, application development, and SOAs? What's the current story with DB2, how do Tivoli and Lotus fit in with everything, and what's the role of Eclipse in the next generation of software and systems development? JDJ meets the upper echelon of IBM's management, and discusses the future of middleware and tools, of on-demand computing, and of the new, standards-based computing model towards which we're all moving.
[Thanks, Marco]
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