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LOSING CUSTOMERS DAILY, his boss threatening to fire him, Jason Monberg gambled his company's future on Enterprise JavaBeans architecture
CIO Magazine, January 15, 2000

A new Java technology...Remembering Java's cross-platform promise, Monberg hoped he could boost performance by developing a big Java application and adding reliable Sun servers to his erratic Windows NT servers. He rebuilt Sparks.com's e-commerce engine using Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) architecture and went live in slightly less than four months. So far the system has held up. " and also: "...says Rachel Moseley, CIO for the Fixed Income group at Instinet. "It's obviously a guess, but I believe we've cut our development time in half using enterprise beans".

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