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Collective of Concepts to Better Understand your Project Management [0727]
Collective of Concepts to Better Understand your Project Management [0727] Publishing Guidelines: You may publish my article in your newsletter, on your website or in your print publication provided you include the resource box at the end....
Customer Relationship Management - brief history and benefits
Customer Relationship Management (or CRM) puts the customer at
the centre of all activities within a company. We well know that
with the beginning of e-commerce comes the e-customer. So, a
customer relationship management solution helps the...
Effective Talent Management
When three leading magazines (Harvard Business Review, Business Week, and Training & Development) all have cover stories about talent management the same month, it is safe to say you are looking at a hot topic.
Talent management (the recruiting,...
Project Management: Avoid Work Scope Creep!
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Congratulations! You've just got a new client for an exciting
project that is going to be fun and profitable. You carefully
discuss the work with her and she sends in a down payment.
BANG! You are off and...
Why All The Fuss About A Good Management System?
Everyone starts out small. And when you only have 10 or 50 subscribers you might think that spending money on a management system would be a waste of money. You're absolutely right! That is, if you're not accepting any more subscribers... I know...
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Content Management: Wise Investment For Business Prosperity
The time when a website was just a simple set of HTML pages has gone by. It’s true, just five or seven years ago simple websites developed with HTML and JavaScript were usual. Nobody thought there could be another option. However, year by year, Internet becomes a place where companies can interact with their clients, can develop online showrooms and online shops, can announce the latest news, and even make market researches. A new era of dynamic web development has come.
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Dynamic web development, in other words, server-side programming, is a newest stage in development of modern websites, platforms that integrate such roles as representative, entertaining, interactive, communicative etc. When you talk about a dynamic website, you always have in mind that it is developed with J2EE, PHP, .NET, or other programming language. The cornerstone here is that the website is programmed.
However, any usual WWW-user doesn’t bother himself with technologies. He really appreciate if he can perform
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complicated activity or develop a complex solution with the use of the mouse only. Visualization that Microsoft has introduced has become an issue that average PC user would never reject.
So we have come to a contradiction. An average Internet user that would like to have a website is no longer satisfied with facilities HTML and JavaScript provide. Meanwhile, there are not so many people that would learn at least PHP in order to develop a website. Moreover, they even won’t be satisfied if someone else will make programming but the site management would require programming knowledge too. So here we come to ‘visualization’.
Visualization
About the Author
Alex Polonski is a Senior Sales Manager at XITEX Software Company http://www.xitexsoftware.com , Ukraine. The company works in offshore software development market since 1999 and has a fair expertise in J2EE and .NET technologies. Among company's own-developed and marketed solutions, one can see a J2EE content management system, Xitex WebContent M1
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