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	Foundations of Intelligent Physical Agents (FIPA) - http://www.fipa.org/ Information on FIPA standards for interoperability among software agent platforms
	Multi-Agent Software for Enterprises - http://www.magenta-technology.com Information about multi-agent Systems technology for enterprise computing from Magenta Technology.
	http://www.trl.ibm.com/aglets/index_e.htm - http://www.trl.ibm.com/aglets/index_e.htm The Aglets Software Development Kit is an environment for programming mobile Internet agents in JavaTM. Aglets are Java objects that can move from one host on the Internet to another. That is, an aglet that executes on one host can suddenly halt execution, dispatch itself to a remote host, and resume execution there.
	MAST agent architecture - http://www.gsi.dit.upm.es/~mast/mast.html Description and home page of the MAST architecture.
	OMG Agent Platform Special Interest Group - http://www.objs.com/agent/ The group develops a standard framework for agent technology that is complementary and consistent with the OMG Object Management Architecture.

	BotQL - creates bots and agents instantly over the web. - http://www.botql.com BotQL is a web based tool to create Bot (or Agent) instantly. Created Bot will activiate on given timings, do assigned tasks independently and intelligently, and send a report of task outcome by email [to owner of Bot creator] and close function sooner assigned task is over.
	The ICAgent Framework - http://www.icsd.aegean.gr/Postgraduates/emav/ A generic framework and architecture for the development of intelligent collaborative BDI agents.

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