Webtide joins the Open Ajax Alliance

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Webtide has joined the Open Ajax Alliance.
The chief goal of the alliance is to accelerate customer success with Ajax by promoting a customer’s ability to mix and match solutions from Ajax technology providers and by helping to drive the future of the Ajax ecosystem. Among the organizations who have joined so far: IBM, Sun, Yahoo, Google, Mozilla, Opera, Adobe, Oracle, SAP, BEA, TIBCO, SoftwareAG, Eclipse Foundation, Intel, Novell, RedHat, Borland, Dojo Foundation, Zimbra (leaders beyind the Kabuki toolkit), Zend (the PHP company), Backbase, Jackbe, Icesoft, Laszlo, and Nexaweb.

Webtides involvement in the alliance reflects their focus on open standards and desire to be bring standardization and interoperability to the java servlet extensions currently used to scalably serve Ajax webapplications.

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