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Rich Internet Applications have become ubiquitous to the point that many of us rely on them for daily activities. But there's a big difference between consumer websites and enterprise-class applications. While new browser capabilities provide a richer look and feel for consumer sites, they also facilitate mission-critical enterprise applications that deliver improved functionality, richness and end-user productivity. This session will explore various approaches to building RIAs and the pros and cons of each. As part of his review, Jeremy Chone will outline seven practical tips for bringing RIA to the enterprise.
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Speaker Bio: Jeremy Chone is CTO at Nexaweb, where he is responsible for overseeing the company's technology and product portfolio. He has more than 10 years of technical and business experience in major software companies such as Netscape, Oracle and, most recently, Adobe, where he was director of product management for Adobe Flex.
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