WHITE PAPER - Faced with rising customer expectations and increasing competitive pressures, Website managers are applying new technologies. In this paper, Gomez will address why traditional “Web page” monitoring is insufficient, how new demands on client-side computing change the performance game, and what the return of the browser wars means for your business.
Posted: September 18, 2009 | Published: September 18, 2009


Topics:  Web 2.0 | Web Authoring | Web Browsers | Web Development | Web Services | Web Services Architecture | Web Services Management | Web Site Administration | Web Site Design | Web Site Monitoring | Webmasters

WHITE PAPER - This Wainhouse Research application brief explores the costs of audio conferencing – specifically whether organizations consider cost to be a problem and what they're doing to control it.
Posted: September 10, 2009 | Published: September 10, 2009


Topics:  Business Communications | Cost Benefit Analysis | Telephony Services | Telephony Systems | Web Authoring | Web Browsers | Web Conferences | Web Conferencing Services

WHITE PAPER - This Wainhouse Research application brief explores the results of a groundbreaking survey on the next generation of audio conferencing. Get acquainted with Web-controlled audio conferencing, including business benefits, real-world impact and recommended best practices.
Posted: September 10, 2009 | Published: September 10, 2009


Topics:  Benefits | Best Practices | Web 2.0 | Web Authoring | Web Browsers | Web Conferences | Web Conferencing Services | Webcasts

WHITE PAPER - The purpose of this whitepaper is to outline how Breach Security products can help to not only identify automated clients accessing your site, but to also take appropriate countermeasures to enforce a desired rate-limit threshold.
Posted: August 14, 2009 | Published: July 6, 2009


Topics:  Access Control | Application Security | Denial of Service Attacks | Hackers | Web Application Security | Web Applications Management | Web Browsers | Web Identities

EGUIDE - Asynchronous web applications are revolutionizing the web. With Asynchronous Web it is possible to deliver spontaneous presentation changes to the user as the state of dynamic system changes, without the need for the user to interact with the interface, such as not having to hit the refresh button to see any changes. Read this paper to learn more.
Posted: August 11, 2009 | Published: August 11, 2009


Topics:  Collaborative Applications Software | SOA | User Experience | Web 2.0 | Web Applications Architectures | Web Browsers | Web Development | Web Services Architecture | Web Site Design