Users want business objects that are standardized and available now.
Trouble is, they can get only one or the other.
Conn. On the other hand, users want business objects now. They are basic, standard pieces from which much of an application can be built. For example, IBM is developing a library of more than 1,000 server-oriented business objects at laboratories in Minnesota and Germany. Hewlett-Packard Co. The Taligent libraries are designed for the client rather than the server. And standards for how business objects should work, which Object Management Group in Framingham, Mass., is developing, won't be ready until at least next year.