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whitepaper Marketing Software Provider Uses DotNetNuke Professional to Speed Web Development 600%2009-10-09 Microsoft
  ExactTarget had just three months to develop what would become a network for its more than 7,000 customers. It met that goal with a fully functional debut release thanks to the DotNetNuke Professional Edition Web content management system and application development platform for Microsoft .NET. The DotNetNuke platform facilitated the use of prebuilt modules which jumpstarted development, cut .NET Web development time by a factor of six, and helped ensure reliability, scalability, and customization.

Tags: Internet and Web		   
whitepaper Direction Generale de l'Aviation Civile Uses Web 2.0 to Facilitate Collaboration and Unify 12,000 Staff Members2009-10-01 Oracle
  Direction Generale de l'Aviation Civile (DGAC) wanted to streamline access points for each agent's workspace, optimizing access to management system content and services, as part of the overall public services modernization project and facilitate collaboration, resources pooling, knowledge sharing, and electronic administrative processes. The challenge was to create a DGAC identity shared by the 12,500 agents, reflecting the enterprise's values, while respecting each department's functional identity: regulatory, monitoring, and air navigation and reduce operating costs over five years by optimizing business communications through a unified portal. DGAC worked with Oracle Partner Klee Group to deploy a virtual office architecture on a Web 2.0 portal, supported by Oracle WebCenter Suite technologies and a single lightweight directory access protocol (LDAP) directory.

Tags: Internet and Web, Internet and Web		   
whitepaper Manufacturer Implements New Global Web Presence to Serve Customers, Help Drive Sales2009-08-01 Microsoft
  KONE is a leading elevator and escalator manufacturer. The global company sees the Internet as a channel to provide information needed by customers, but its content management solution made it difficult to keep Web sites around the world current. KONE built a new global Web presence - including 48 Web sites in 16 languages - based on Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. Today, content coordinators around the globe can easily keep Web sites up-to-date - a capability that, when combined with the search functionality provided by Office SharePoint Server 2007, enables prospective customers to find the information they need and is helping drive new sales.

Tags: Internet and Web, Office Suites		   
whitepaper Outlook Add-In Helps Web Design Firm Get More Out of Visual Studio Team System2009-07-01 Microsoft
  Personify Design, a custom Web design and development firm, wanted to streamline the process of entering and retrieving information from its application lifecycle management solution. Personify Design utilized TeamLook - a software tool sold by TeamSolutions - to provide access to Microsoft Visual Studio Team System Team Foundation Server work items, reports, and queries through the Microsoft Office Outlook messaging and collaboration client. Deploying TeamLook and integrating Team System Web Access into the client-facing process has increased productivity for both Personify Design and clients such as PRO Sports Club, with people on both sides benefiting from significant time savings. Communication between the two parties also is more accurate, complete, and timely, resulting in fewer misunderstandings, smoother software development, and less rework.

Tags: Software Development Tools		   
whitepaper Adecco Personalizes Web-Site Experience, Reduces Customer Attrition by Two-Thirds2009-07-01 Microsoft
  Connecting more than 700,000 qualified job-applicants with businesses around the world every day, Adecco is a global leader in staffing solutions. Adecco wanted to take better advantage of the Internet to provide people with the resources they need to realize their career goals. To drive business and increase efficiency, Adecco wanted a Web site where job candidates could submit job applications online, and that its marketing-content teams could manage without day-to-day IT support. Using Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, Adecco built a Web site that allows business users to create, publish, and target dynamic content to job candidates. Since launching AdeccoUSA.com in 2008, Adecco has enhanced the Web experience for site visitors, improved productivity, and driven increases in business activity and revenue through the Internet channel.

Tags: Internet and Web, Office Suites		   
whitepaper Virginia Leverages LogiXML Business Intelligence Products for Stimulus Website2009-06-12 LogiXML
  The Commonwealth of Virginia has employed LogiXML Business Intelligence (BI) solutions in support of President Obama's Stimulus Package, leveraging its dashboard, reporting and analysis tools in an interactive web site. Created using Logi Info, the site reports project ideas submitted by citizens wishing to weigh in on how Virginia should use federal stimulus dollars and has generated a great deal of interest both within and outside of Virginia.

Tags: Data Tools		   
whitepaper Digital Publisher Creates New Business Opportunities for Online Content Delivery2009-06-01 Microsoft
  Bondi Digital Publishing, based in New York City, has built a reputation for innovative, user-friendly digital content delivery. Working with Microsoft Gold Certified Partner Vertigo, Bondi developed an innovative new Web delivery solution based on the Microsoft Silverlight browser plug-in. Bondi has used its new solution to build online Web archives for Playboy and Rolling Stone magazines. These archives give consumers access to old content that might otherwise have been lost, and they provide publishers and advertisers with a new delivery model that generates new revenue streams from preexisting content.

Tags: Internet and Web		   
whitepaper Online Restaurant Booking Service Boosts Speed and Scalability With Web Technology2009-06-01 Microsoft
  Online restaurant booking service toptable was becoming the victim of its remarkable popularity. First launched in 2000, the Web site was struggling to deal with 15,000 bookings a day. In 2008, the company's management team decided to rebuild the Web site using Microsoft ASP.NET. toptable expects that the improved user experience - and the potential international expansion - will significantly increase revenues.

Tags: Internet and Web, Internet and Web		   
whitepaper Offshore Development Center Helps Sports Technology Company Better Manage Its Digital Content2009-05-07
  XOS Technologies had to meet its business objectives of managing sports events' digital content (video, images, audio) and collecting profit from selling legal licenses for potential distributors. The company operated a third-party application for storing its digital content; however, the storage (Vault 1.0) had limited functionality that did not allow XOS to reach all of its complex business goals. XOS partnered with TEAM International to have its existing Content Management System (CMS) upgraded, improved and integrated with its e-commerce solutions.

Tags: Internet and Web, Software Development Tools		   
whitepaper Effective Outsourced E-Commerce Solution to Link Sports Organizations and Fans2009-05-06
  In December 2008 XOS Technologies faced the necessity to create an e-commerce system within its broad network of resources. The system requirements consisted of an integrated Content Management System (CMS) and user-friendly request-for-quote options, but most importantly the e-commerce system needed to be fully integrated with the existing online business network. To reduce application development costs and focus on its core competencies, XOS Technologies chose to partner with TEAM International. TEAM chose to use Agile methodology to have better opportunities to monitor and assess the project direction throughout the application development lifecycle.

Tags: Internet and Web, Software Development Tools