Filed in archive Technology by tj on February 17, 2004

Grand Central the quite revolutionary provider of an open source EAI framework has found another major supporter - Tim O'Reilly. Looks like the company comes to the grips after the long way....

"Grand Central Communications, Inc., provider of the leading Business Services Network that delivers "Integration-as-a-ServiceTM", today announced that Tim O'Reilly, founder and president of O'Reilly & Associates, has been elected to Grand Central's Board of Directors. O'Reilly, one of the world's leading publishers of computer books, joins current directors Halsey Minor, CEO and Chairman of the Board; Marc Benioff, salesforce.com chairman and CEO; Richard Bergmann, CEO of SymphonyRPMTM; and Randy Castleman, Managing Partner of Court Square Ventures."

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