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Phelan (pictured at left) says that with the growth of the rich-client development approach, "technology leaders are faced with a wide array of solutions for creating productivity enhancing web clients. In this session, I will explore business cases and technology options for employing Flash based applications where AJAX capabilities don’t exist."JStream57 is a New York-based firm specializing in communication solution development for the enterprise. Jim?'s expertise in creating solutions for consolidation and collateralization of business communications has allowed his team to create applications for the management and delivery of live and on demand rich media content. Jim is a strong proponent of the Adobe Flash Platform and is a member of the editorial board of MX Developer's Journal.
More informabiont about The SOA Web Services Edge Conference and Expo, colocated with the Enterprise Open Source Conference and Expo, can be found at www.soaeosconference.sys-con.com.
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The SOA Web Services Edge Conference and Expo, colocated with the Enterprise Open Source Conference and Expo, will feature a special presentation by stream57's Jim Phelan on the topic of 'When AJAX Isn't Enough.' The conference and expo are being produced by SYS-CON Events in New York on June 5-6. |
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