Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Entera is a middleware product introduced in the mid-1990s by the Open Environment Corporation (OEC) and pioneered the three-tiered client/server development model. Entera presaged the idea of viewing business software as a collection of services, rather than a monolithic application.Entera was designed to allow companies to quickly build and manage large, global information systems, while preserving existing investments in skill sets, hardware and software systems. The development of Entera was important because Entera overcame the barriers that were inherent in first generation client/server application development, including the lack of scalability, manageability, security, and vendor lock-in. Entera was built on industry standard distributed computing infrastructures, supported a wide variety of languages and delivered an flexible management framework.After its origination with OEC, and OEC’s purchase by Borland Software, the rights to Entera were acquired by eCube Systems LLC in 2003. Today, Entera and NXTera, are still used by Fortune 1000 companies around the world and actively enhanced, maintained and marketed by eCube Systems."@en }
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- Entera abstract "Entera is a middleware product introduced in the mid-1990s by the Open Environment Corporation (OEC) and pioneered the three-tiered client/server development model. Entera presaged the idea of viewing business software as a collection of services, rather than a monolithic application.Entera was designed to allow companies to quickly build and manage large, global information systems, while preserving existing investments in skill sets, hardware and software systems. The development of Entera was important because Entera overcame the barriers that were inherent in first generation client/server application development, including the lack of scalability, manageability, security, and vendor lock-in. Entera was built on industry standard distributed computing infrastructures, supported a wide variety of languages and delivered an flexible management framework.After its origination with OEC, and OEC’s purchase by Borland Software, the rights to Entera were acquired by eCube Systems LLC in 2003. Today, Entera and NXTera, are still used by Fortune 1000 companies around the world and actively enhanced, maintained and marketed by eCube Systems.".
- Q5380194 abstract "Entera is a middleware product introduced in the mid-1990s by the Open Environment Corporation (OEC) and pioneered the three-tiered client/server development model. Entera presaged the idea of viewing business software as a collection of services, rather than a monolithic application.Entera was designed to allow companies to quickly build and manage large, global information systems, while preserving existing investments in skill sets, hardware and software systems. The development of Entera was important because Entera overcame the barriers that were inherent in first generation client/server application development, including the lack of scalability, manageability, security, and vendor lock-in. Entera was built on industry standard distributed computing infrastructures, supported a wide variety of languages and delivered an flexible management framework.After its origination with OEC, and OEC’s purchase by Borland Software, the rights to Entera were acquired by eCube Systems LLC in 2003. Today, Entera and NXTera, are still used by Fortune 1000 companies around the world and actively enhanced, maintained and marketed by eCube Systems.".