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| In 2002, Microsoft once again surprised many developers with its new creation, .NET. Based on a number of previously existing technologies such as Java Server Pages, regular expressions, XML, DOM, and many more, the company has once more set its goal of heavily influencing the computer software market. |
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Microsoft's new Visual Studio .NET product is by far the most sophisticated integrated development environment today.
Author : Oleg Ogurok | August 2003 | Read more |
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In 2002, Microsoft once again surprised many developers with its new creation, .NET. Based on a number of previously existing technologies such as Java Server Pages, regular expressions, XML, DOM, and many more, the company has once more set its goal of heavily influencing the computer software market.
But database-driven solutions exist to provide powerful searching and document categorization capabilities. Do these systems justify themselves?
Author: Michael Cruz, Systems Specialist |July 2003 | Read more |
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Technology is not a core competency for businesses in the AEC industry. Should the management of increasingly complex technology systems be outsourced to specialized agencies or kept in-house? The paper demonstrates for all but very large corporations with extensive IT budgets, outsourcing is a better alternative considering costs, reliability and service.
Author: Jordan Cram, Principal |June 2003 | Read more |
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