BEA's AquaLogic Ensemble (formerly called Project Runner) is infrastructure software for developers and IT operations that lets them make and manage enterprise mash-up applications. Mash-ups take data from various sources, both public and behind-the-firewall, and bring them together to create new applications.
AquaLogic Pages (formerly Project Builder) is designed to let end users access and expose enterprise data and create simple Web applications for day-to-day business use.
AquaLogic Pathways (formerly Project Graffiti) is a collaboration tool that combines social book-marking and tagging with search and activity analytics. It is designed to help users within an enterprise discover relevant information--and to help others discover it as well.
In addition to the new development applications, BEA has launched a new resource for the Web 2.0-enabled enterprise at http://en.terpri.se.
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