Hazelcast accelerates IBM Cloud Private
In response to market forces that are both broad and deep, IBM has been moving deliberately and systematically to a
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Everything you need to know about Oracle and Java licensing
What You Don’t Know about Oracle and Java Licenses Could Cost You Millions A breaking story at the end of
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Shakespear enters a service request
To web, or not to web, that is the question— Whether ’tis easier for consumers to suffer The Slings and
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Slouching towards the dark ages of business software?
A recent article appearing on the Forbes online magazine web site (Google Buys Motorola Mobility…And So Begins The Dark Ages)
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The Googleization of Motorola
Another interesting bit of news hit the wires this morning, with the announcement that Google is acquiring Motorola Mobility for
Continue readingEnvisioning Mobility
Many businesses and organizations across a broad variety of industries have discovered that work place mobility is both a planned
Continue readingTargeting vs. Delivery
Dick Reed over at Just Media recently ran a blog post that examined the changes in advertising spending for the
Continue readingDance of the elephants
So what are the kingpins of on-line advertising up to? To date, Google has done an excellent job of wringing
Continue readingRich Media, Social Networks, Dynamic Content, and On-Demand
There’s an interesting confluence that’s just starting to gain traction in the enterprise. This is the intersection of rich media,
Continue readingAdobe gets SasSy
Adobe recently announced the availability of a browser based authoring tool through the acquisition of Virtual Ubiquity and the release
Continue readingMagic or Illusion?
The folks at Gartner have come up with another iteration of their “Magic” quadrant for ECM vendors, with what appears
Continue readingAdobe’s Technical Communications Suite–Getting Closer
This morning Adobe announced the availability of their Technical Communication Suite. While the offering is broad and appears to be
Continue readingDemanding on-demand
I’ve gotten some comments on the last several rich media postings, and the conversation always moves into the specifics of
Continue readingSurfs up. Way up. Now what?
Picture yourself standing on a beach. You look out towards the ocean and suddenly see a fifty foot wave headed
Continue readingDon’t fear the Wiki
There have been a number of posts recently regarding the validity and role of wikis as an information delivery vehicle
Continue readingWorkflow holds the key to Rich Media’s Enterprise Success
The internet is “dead and boring,” according to a recent online post. The energy and growth that characterized the dotcom
Continue readingLooking for a shortcut on Labor Day? Guess again.
So since this is Labor Day weekend, let’s talk about labor savings techniques. When people refer to labor they normally
Continue readingA thousand times more efficient?
So to begin, if rich media information is going to be managed by a content management system, the rich media
Continue readingWhy DITA is cool
At a macro level, what are the primary means people use to assimilate information? We read text, we look at
Continue readingTo search, or not to search
Professional technical writers create documentation around a product or process; User Guides, Training Materials, Field Service Guides, etc. Basically documents
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