Web-based Applications

As the Web becomes more of the standard platform for business transactions, Web-based applications are being used to meet a wide variety of business needs.

Web-based applications have grown in popularity, in part, due to the ease of administering updates and maintenance. Web applications can be also easily accessed over the Internet or company Intranet, thus reducing software licensing, administrative and related staffing costs.

Check the Web-based Applications Resource Center for up-to-the-minute information on the newest products on the market, tips on making the most of your application resources, and commentary from some of today's hottest tech writers.

Key Concepts: web software applications, web application development, web business applications, web based tools

:: Recent Insights on Web-based Applications ::

Agile Development Brings IT, Business Together

Source: IT Business Edge Blogs

I write a lot about the general importance of improving communications between IT and the business and the havoc that poor communication between the two camps can ...

Sun's Web Stack Made Available

Source: InfoWorld

Sun is announcing the availability of its Sun Web Stack at OSCON. The stack is made up of Web and proxy servers, database and scripting languages and the Apache HTTP Web Server ...

Online Communities: Customers Just Not That into Them

Source: IT Business Edge Blogs

Just like those personal relationships gone bad, where you weren't committed enough or sensitive enough, companies are coming up short in their flirtations with Web 2.0. A ...

Most Companies Can't Afford GE's Custom Approach to Social Networking

Source: IT Business Edge Blogs

Sure, General Electric's internal social network is nifty, you may think, as you read my post from ...

GE Nails the Internal Social Network

Source: IT Business Edge Blogs

I recently interviewed Kyle Arteaga, Serena Software's VP of corporate communications, about his company's use of ...

Apple Issues Apology to MobileMe Users

Source: MercuryNews.com

Apple has offered an apology to its customers for the problems associated with its MobileMe introduction. The $99 service synchronizes e-mail, contact and calendar information ...

Second Life, Twitter Get Open Source Competition

Source: IT Business Edge Blogs

It's been awhile since we've written about Second Life here at IT Business Edge. That'sÂ usually my ...

Web 2.0: You Can't Have It All -- Yet

Source: IT Business Edge Blogs

The more folks read about successful uses of Web 2.0 technologies in the workplace -- such as Cisco's employment ...

Mobile Internet Use Expanding

Source: IT Business Edge Blogs

Taken together, a quartet of studies and surveys released during the past several weeksÂ brings very good news to proponents of the mobile Internet. Based on the annoying habit ...

Our Internet Behavior, Ourselves? Sorry, Advertisers, Not So Much

Source: IT Business Edge Blogs

Last week I wrote a post about the push-pull aspects of targeting advertisements to Web users based ...

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