Cordys

Paul Watson, professor of computer science at Newcastle University, says cloud-based middleware for application development - such as Cordys and Azure in the Capgemini pilots - is critical to the success of the government's G-cloud initiative.

Comments from all Computer Weekly blogs 2010

Paul Watson, professor of computer science at Newcastle University, says cloud-based middleware for application development - such as Cordys and Azure in the Capgemini pilots - is critical to the success of the government's G-cloud initiative.

Comments from all Computer Weekly blogs 2010

Paul Watson, professor of computer science at Newcastle University, says cloud-based middleware for application development - such as Cordys and Azure in the Capgemini pilots - is critical to the success of the government's G-cloud initiative.

Comments from all Computer Weekly blogs 2010

Paul Watson, professor of computer science at Newcastle University, says cloud-based middleware for application development - such as Cordys and Azure in the Capgemini pilots - is critical to the success of the government's G-cloud initiative.

Comments from all Computer Weekly blogs 2010

Paul Watson, professor of computer science at Newcastle University, says cloud-based middleware for application development - such as Cordys and Azure in the Capgemini pilots - is critical to the success of the government's G-cloud initiative.

Comments from all Computer Weekly blogs 2010

Paul Watson, professor of computer science at Newcastle University, says cloud-based middleware for application development - such as Cordys and Azure in the Capgemini pilots - is critical to the success of the government's G-cloud initiative.

Comments from all Computer Weekly blogs 2010

• Salesforce for customer interaction • Google apps for email and collaboration • Ooyala for video distribution • Disqus for blog comments • Cordys for business process management and workflow

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And we, the flesh-aiid-blood Cordys, are no better off.

Starways Anderson, Poul 1956

"You know bow the bidden machinery in you runs and how to push the right buttons in yourself - yes, I can see where you'd get to be lonefarers, all of you, and the Cordys more than everyone."

Starways Anderson, Poul 1956

Well, the Bedouin might be; they could talk it over later The Stroller had had more direct difficulties with the Cordys.

Starways Anderson, Poul 1956