That was my thought David:
I'm sure many of us can remember when the same issue of whether Forture 1000
or Fortune 500 were using some technology was focused on topics such as SQL,
C, C++, client/server, Objects, TCP/IP, Windows, PC's, etc. It's just a
matter of time and competition, and the latest technology not being usurped
by something better, faster, and cheaper. Those who "won" these technology
pushes were almost always those who got an early lead in the "mindshare" of
the executives and the evangelism of the corporate technologists.
Roy
> Real figures are almost impossible to assess - everyone is working on
it -
> BUT - those running more than a few % of their mission critical
> transactions
> with it - not many. This is of course a reflection of how many partners
> are also doing XML.
>
> Ask this question again in another 6 months and I believe you will see a
> lot more evidence of traction then.
>
> DW.
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