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Founded in 2002 by Bull, France Telecom and INRIA, ObjectWeb is a consortium of leading companies and research organizations from around the world who have joined forces to produce next generation of Open Source Middleware. ObjectWeb's goal is to provide Real-Time Enterprises with independent solutions which combine quality and robustness at the best possible performance/cost ratio. The consortium targets alternative solutions to proprietary products for e-business, business integration, data connectivity, grid computing, and enterprise messaging. 
Based on Open Standards, ObjectWeb's middleware includes application servers, components, frameworks and tools. Examples of ObjectWeb's "cost killer" middleware are JOnAS - an Open Source certified implementation of the J2EE specification, JORAM - a Message Oriented Middleware and Enhydra - a Java/XML Application Server.
At LinuxWorld 2005 in San Francisco, Executive Director Christophe Ney (pictured) will be talking to SYS-CON.TV.
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