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Feature Articles
Why .Net? A Manager’s Perspective Part 2—The Return of Client/Server
Confused
by .Net? Unsure if it fits into your business needs? In the second
of this series of articles, we take a non-technical approach in
describing the business benefits that will accrue to companies
that switch from a traditional Visual Basic 6 development
environment to a .Net development environment. In this article, we
look at how IT organizations can use .NET to more effectively
build and deploy client/server applications.
HTML (Web Based) Intranet Applications — Is there a better way?
There is
an alternative to web based intranet applications. We will
explain how, using the .NET framework, you can build applications that
are easy to deploy, easy to link to external data sources, and
contain the more sophisticated user interface that both your users
and your developers prefer.
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Worth Reading
Each month we provide links to articles we have read that
we feel offer significantly valuable and useful
information.
The Return of Client/Server — or, at Least, Rich Clients
Web Services: Everyone’s EAI?
Client/Server Software Architectures--An Overview
Back by Popular
Demand
Leveraging Business Intelligence - Making Your Organization More Analytic
Your company has invested large sums
in buying a new ERP or CRM system or in building a
new data warehouse. Now your CEO would like to see your organization use this data to make better decisions. In this article, we will examine how an organization can make better use of the vast amount of transaction processing system data it has collected.
Effective QA Testing: Managing
Short Release Deadlines
Software quality is a vitally important issue in
software development. This article outlines some strategies that can make
your testing department more efficient and more effective if your
organization is using the rapid application development method for building client-server and internet
applications.
Feedback
Loop
We continue to receive valuable
commentary and some interesting questions from folks who have taken
the time to read and think about what we have said and what we might
say in KMA Insights. Our goal remains to use KMA Insights to
establish a dialogue, so please keep your questions and comments
coming. Send your questions and comments to us at info@knowledge-management.com…and
thanks!
About Knowledge Management
Associates
Knowledge Management Associates (KMA),
founded in 1995, is an information technology consulting company
specializing in designing and developing Internet, client/server
and handheld computing applications. KMA's technology projects
typically involve solving complex organizational challenges and
use of state-of-the-art technology. For clients including Fortune
500 companies, start-ups and academic institutions, KMA leverages
information technology to address challenges that demand creative,
timely and cost effective solutions. Our project profile
includes:
- Balanced Scorecard / Business Intelligence Systems
- Strategic Knowledge Management Systems
- Intranet / Extranet Portals
- eCommerce / eBusiness Solutions
- Java Applets
- Management Reporting Solutions
- Mobile Solutions
- Strategic Graphics
You can read more about us on the web at: www.knowledge-management.com.
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