IBM Software Powers Greenhouse Gas Meter

“Enterprise Information Management, Inc. (EIM), and Evergreen Energy Inc. (NYSE: EEE) today announced a greenhouse gas meter called GreenCert developed on IBM WebSphere Portal-based software, which can calculate carbon reductions across multiple industries and devices. The absence of such compliance tools is cited as inhibiting the investment in and growth of the potentially US$30 billion global carbon market, according to a World Bank report.”

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Another WebSphere product being featured

Yes, another product is being featured again by IBM and that is non other than the WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus of WebSphere ESB for short. This time its actually used in one of IBM’s newest offerings in the health industry which is called ‘IBM SOA Healthcheck’

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Welcome to my debut Blog… theWebSphereGuy speaks…

Greetings all,

“The color Purple embodies the balance of red’s stimulation and blue’s calm. This dichotomy can cause unrest or uneasiness unless the undertone is clearly defined, at which point the purple takes on the characteristics of its undertone. With a sense of mystic and royal qualities, purple is a color often well liked by very creative or eccentric types and is the favorite color of adolescent girls.

How the color affects us:

• Uplifts
• Calms the mind and nerves
• Offers a sense of spirituality
• Encourages creativity”

~ source, All About the Color PURPLE, http://www.sensationalcolor.com/content/view/1061/144/

Welcome to my site. Having being in the computer industry for a couple years now, and 2 years plus dealing with WebSphere, I’ve decided to setup a blog to write about my thoughts, findings and literally what ever (publically) sharable about WebSphere.

WebSphere is a software brand offered by IBM. You’ll find a whole suite of product that helps Enterprise as well as SMBs in building a trusted Middleware for their organization which in expanding their business by relieving them from the common pains of IT so that they can focus on their core strengths.

And clearly that’s why I believe color purple was chosen as it uplifts any org that establishes itself on a WebSphere foundation. With less worries on IT, it calms the mind and nerves of LOB’s management. With a spirituality in standards and openness as expounded, the org that embraces WebSphere is enroute in enabling a future of flexibility. With all this in place, there is room for more creativity…

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