Lotus Development said the next version of its Domino collaboration and messaging software, called "Rnext," will feature deeper integration with IBM's WebSphere application server and DB2 ...

IBM on Wednesday made several announcements around its WebSphere application server platform aimed at easing the integration of disparate applications and systems and improving Web services support.

IBM’s WebSphere platform and tools already provide a useful solution for enterprises that need to implement the latest Web technologies and integrate and extend existing software assets ...

Presently WebSphere Business Integration Server Express works with three operating environments including Windows, Linux, and IBM’s iSeries of mid-range systems, a company spokesman said.

WebSphere's next version, code-named Pyxis, will focus on making the application server a better choice for tying systems together.

IBM revealed Wednesday that it will ship WebSphere Portal 6.1 this quarter (i.e. by the end of June) with new collaboration, administrative, deployment, and Web 2.0 features based on input gathered ...

<b>IBM</b> on Monday introduced a new product to help solution providers link WebSphere Commerce to customers' back-end applications.

IBM WebSphere Portal Server, priced at $51,500 per processor and the Dashboard Accelerator, with a cost of $67,000 per processor, are available this month.