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Written by Abid Khan
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Saturday, 01 August 2009 11:08 |
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Here's an interesting take on how an enterprise application can be made to achieve high performance, scale and high availability, using mid-tier caching.
Modern enterprise applications are being pushed to become faster, with a higher scale. Consequently, the 3-tier architecture model is changing to move data closer to the applications and to integrate data from several sources.
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Written by Frederick Noronha
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Monday, 27 April 2009 16:36 |
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 What does Benazir Bhutto's assassination in Pakistan have in common with monitoring the voting process in the 2008 US presidential poll, or with the fires at San Diego, or with trying to find technical solutions in cyberspace?
During the course of all these events, the Internet-based tool called Twitter was used by the general public to share information and build networked knowledge, says a new guide from Digiactive.org
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Written by Dhruv Soi
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Tuesday, 10 March 2009 14:39 |
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As the recession grips more economies and enterprises, it's the perfect time to adopt the open source business model. We explain why.
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Written by Tanuj Vohra
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Wednesday, 08 April 2009 11:52 |
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As the complexity of software applications increases, testing becomes more crucial. And in the process, more time consuming. Here is a list of emerging testing practices.
Software is everywhere today and is becoming increasingly mission critical, whether in satellites and planes, or e-commerce websites. Software complexity is also on the rise - thanks to distributed, multi-tier applications targeting multiple devices (mobile, thin/thick clients, clouds, etc). Added to that are development methodologies like extreme programming and agile development. No wonder software testing professionals are finding it hard to keep up with the change.
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Written by Sridhar T Pai
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Tuesday, 10 March 2009 14:19 |
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NMS and Dialogic followed two utterly different paths in their attempts to succeed in the mobile value added services (VAS) sector. Needless to say, the consequences were interesting. We take a closer look.
most of you have used ring back tones or any other form of mobile VAS (value added service) at some point. There are a number of companies that operate deep in the belly of the telecom infrastructure world, competing intensively to provide you not just the applications, but the underlying infrastructure that enables them to exist.
The segment called VAS Enabling Infrastructure is typically the domain of companies such as NMS Communications, Dialogic and several others. The range of solutions includes hardware cards, software solutions, developer frameworks, programmable switches, software APIs (application programming interfaces), and signalling frameworks. This reflects the phenomenal growth that has taken place in this sector over the past decade.
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