Web 2.0 Integration

Bullet-Proofing Instant Messaging

Fri, 13 Nov 2009 00:15:00 EST

Information workers on the job often turn to the same software tools they use at home for quick, unfettered communication. When that involves instant messaging (IM) programs such as AIM, Yahoo! Messenger or Windows Live Messenger, your company’s network is at risk for malware infections, regulatory compliance breaches and copyright violations. Incorporating Software as a Service (SaaS) offerings such as MessageLabs hosted IM Security Services (IMSS) helps organizations sidestep the risks that uncontrolled use of IM in the workplace can pose. This white paper explores IM security issues, and shows you how Enterprises can proactively manage employee use of IM and mitigate those risks.

10 Promising Jobs for 2010

Wed, 14 Oct 2009 12:00:00 EDT

Starting salaries in the accounting and finance, information technology (IT), and administrative fields are expected to remain relatively flat or see modest declines next year, but some positions will buck this trend, according to the 2010 Salary Guides from Robert Half International. Research for the guides provides insight into compensation and hiring trends within each field, and identifies 10 positions where national average salaries are holding strong or seeing slight gains.

Every B2B Website Visitor's Click Must Count

Sat, 22 Aug 2009 14:30:00 EDT

A website structure is much more than a bunch of sections that house content. You must consider the context in which website visitors approach your information to design a truly engaging website experience.

Is Your E-Mail System Broken?

Mon, 01 Oct 2007 02:30:00 EDT

'The e-mail system is in a complete heap.' Those are the words of Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the man who created a little something called the World Wide Web, in reference to e-mail's shortcomings as a communications tool. His message is that although e-mail is effective for one-on-one dialogue, it has flaws that impede the kind of knowledge gained from true team collaboration. To promote collaboration for your teams and projects in ways that e-mail cannot, the answer lies in the corporate potential of 'Web 2.0' tools.

An AJAX Case Study in Financial Sector

Fri, 27 Jul 2007 19:30:00 EDT

Business managers of all kinds need to keep up with the fast pace of information transactions - and the financial services industry is certainly no exception. CIOs and innovation officers are faced with the task of making access to important enterprise application information faster and more secure, and making jobs easier and workers more productive.

ActiveGrid Brings Web 2.0 Application Development and Deployment to Enterprise

Mon, 26 Jun 2006 13:30:00 EDT

ActiveGrid, the Enterprise Web 2.0 company, announced the release of ActiveGrid Studio 2.0, the development environment specifically engineered for enterprise Web 2.0 application development. The company also announced the release of ActiveGrid Server 2.0, an application server that allows companies to deploy Web 2.0 apps across 'lightweight,' commodity machines.

Kapow Technologies Puts SOA-Friendly "Web 2.0 Integration" Into the i-Technology Dictionary

Sat, 28 Jan 2006 12:45:00 EST

Any company or organization with browser-accessible information assets who wants to enter the SOA age now can. 'Anything that's accessible by a browser, we can integrate' says Lars Nielsen, VP of corporate marketing for Kapow Technologies...one of the new, agile companies blossoming in the new buoyant economic cycle. Kapow's USP is an approach it calls 'Web 2.0 Integration.'