6 Common Reasons IT Projects Fail
by GlobalSourceyourIT Many outsourcing companies have created beneficial outsourcing relationships with vendors. Unfortunately, there are the occasional projects that fail to meet deadlines or criteria set forth by the outsourcers. When a project does fail, there are usually numerous reasons and not just one underlying cause. Lack of outsourcing strategyThe outsourcing company must take the [...]
Compliance, Security and Cost-Efficient Management – ECM Rises to the Challenge
By Laurel Sanders The combination of a weak economy – causing many to streamline operations to keep afloat – and increasing regulatory demands made business challenging for many in 2009. Those that emerged from the rubble of crumbling profits, hoping to resurrect their bottom line and succeed in this decade are working harder than ever, often [...]
Six Sigma and Service Oriented Architecture – The Better Pair
by Tony Jacowski At the came time, SOA also takes care that both of these factors that are responsible for better productivity are available within the organization itself. However, one aspect that business must not miss out on is that by advocating SOA alone, nothing can be achieved. This means that simply a standalone technique is [...]
Cloud Computing in 2012
By Scott Cleveland Let’s define Cloud Computing… From Wikipedia – Cloud computing is a paradigm shift whereby details are abstracted from the users who no longer need knowledge of, expertise in, or control over the technology infrastructure “in the cloud” that supports them. Gartner Group is predicting that cloud computing will become so pervasive that by 2012, one [...]
How HTML 5 is Changing Multimedia?
By Ryan Jennings Smith HTML has been the basis for nearly all internet coding since websites first began to appear. There have been a few changes, such as ASP and PHP, which allow server side processes. But in essence, the long standing HTML 4 has not changed for quite some time. The most recent version of HTML [...]
An Overview of Play Framework – A Web Framework for Java
By Julian Jaic Play framework is a full stack web framework for Java. Play focuses on programmers targets and productivity. It is an excellent companion for disciplined project management process. It’s aim is to lighten web applications development as long as attach with Java. Its best feature is that the code changes are identified and reloaded [...]
Can We Really Do Without Java?
By Rohit Pardasani Initially when computer resources were scarce it was advisable to work as close to machine level as possible. But as hardware resources became easily available and development time became crucial, higher level languages began to come into the picture. Development moved on from C to C++ and then Java and C#. Along with [...]
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A new website has been launched for Tomcat Expert Community and What is their objective? The first line reads as below, in their about us page. Our goal is to help improve the adoption, performance and value of Apache Tomcat for enterprise users. Well. I was waiting for such an expert community for world’s most popular Open [...]
Java EE 6 Roundup with Roberto Chinnici
One of the key engineers in the Java EE 6 effort explains the latest developments about profiles, annotations, APIs, extensibility, and pruning – as well as how the JEE 6 focus on flexibility, extensibility, and ease of use manifests in GlassFish v3
Join the Java Certification in Twitter and Facebook
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Citrix & WebEx Wrestle Microsoft Might in the Collaboration Tools Category at Developer Summit Award
Bangalore, March 11, 2010: Darwin’s reference to biological symbiosis involves two or more species that commit to a relationship and through their combined efforts and mutual collaborative interactions, both stand to gain success. In a similar vein, there can be no doubt that one of the hottest spaces in enterprise software today is collaboration. It’s [...]
IBM Takes Its Chances with EnterpriseDB
By Lora Bentley Interview with Andy Astor, CEO, open source database vendor, EnterpriseDB. The company recently received a third round of venture funding from investors including IBM. Question: Not long ago, you announced that IBM joined existing investors for EnterpriseDB’s third round of venture funding. Why did IBM get involved this time? Astor: IBM does not typically invest [...]
10 Job Skills For Web Designer
By Percival Pelaez If you are a web designer or a web developer or looking to become one, there are sets of skills you need to understand to become a good one. Here is some information about the skill, where to learn about, materials, trainings and uses for a web designer or a developer. 1) HTML This is [...]
Green Computing: What lies beneath??
Author: pirumandal Consumption of energy sources has a negative reaction on the environment. Datacenters, PCs, printers and other IT gadgets use a large amount of power and consequently cooling energy is needed to counteract the power usage, which will be an endless circle of energy waste and also increased expenses. Green IT via Green computing Green computing is [...]
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IBM Takes Its Chances with EnterpriseDB
By Lora Bentley Interview with Andy Astor, CEO, open source database vendor, EnterpriseDB. The company recently received a third round of venture funding from investors including IBM. Question: Not long ago, you announced that IBM joined existing investors for EnterpriseDB’s third round of venture funding. Why did IBM get involved this time? Astor: IBM does not typically invest [...]
Apoorv on ECM maturity model – Interview
Earlier, we reported about the ECM Maturity Model which is a significant initiative to help organisations for managing ever growing enter content management. Further to that, We have had an interview with Apoorv Durga – Co-Author ECM3. 1. What was the main drive behind this ECM maturity model? Challenges? or [...]
Open Source SOA – MuleSource
The open source Mule ESB is lightweight and open, so enterprises can customize it to their needs and not be locked in by a vendor. Video-Interview
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