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“Building Software Solutions using Web 2.0 Technologies” – Webinar
Successful software vendors have always built products with a user-centric mindset. Traditionally, meeting the functional requirements of end-users would generally be adequate for a product’s success. However, in today’s Web 2.0 paradigm, it has become imperative for software vendors to design ...
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(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5) Loading ...Web 2.0 for the Enterprise: Panel webinar
While the revolution of Web 2.0 adoption entered enterprises few years ago, the utilization of Web 2.0 technologies for business (otherwise called Enterprise 2.0) still remains unclear in many organizations. Certain companies refrain from embracing Web 2.0 due to ambiguities in areas like ROI justifications, ...
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Interview with John Moore on “Engineering challenges & skills needed for technology teams”
John Moore, SVP Engineering and Chief Technology Officer of Swimfish Collaborative Technologies, a provider of business solutions and CRM, agreed to do an interview with us recently. John is a well known figure in technology and CRM circles. For the last decade he has worked as a senior engineering ...
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Web 3.0: Marrying Intelligence with the Web
The successes of Web 2.0 products and services have spurred hundreds of start-up companies and the leap now seems to be towards Web 3.0,which is often being considered a marketing term.
Web 3.0 can be defined as another era of the Web during which several technologies of the Semantic Web will be widely ...
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The importance of enabling Enterprise Mashups
Enterprise mashups aren’t as happening as consumer mashups, as we’ve discussed here once before. This is primarily because enterprise mashups aren’t as easy to create compared to their consumer counterparts.
One reason is that the most popular mashups today are browser-based. This means ...
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Mashups – a new model of development?
Blogs, wikis, widgets and RSS have become some of the prominent features associated with Web 2.0, however mashups may yet become the Web 2.0 technology that will have the maximum impact on future software development efforts.
Consumer mashups became popular a while ago, with www.housingmaps.com being ...
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Enterprise Web 2.0 – still evolving and growing
As consumer internet products and services become ubiquitous and are adopted widely by a mainstream audience, the trickle effect of Web 2.0 into enterprises is avalanching into a wave that is becoming stronger by the day.
Many organizations had earlier been skeptical about the ROI on using Web 2.0 tools ...
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The influence of Web 2.0 on software development
One of the drivers for the changes taking place in new product development is certainly the evolution of the consumer internet or the Web 2.0 world. YouTube, MySpace, Wikipedia, Flickr, Craigslist – the successes of these Web 2.0 products and services have spurred hundreds of competitors who aim ...
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"Online communities, iterative methodologies and software scalability" with Andres Camacho - Vice President of Engineering at Vinfolio 
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