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AJAXWorld - Webtide Explores Scaling AJAX Without Breaking the Bank

Webtide CEO presents cost-saving methods for implementing AJAX and its impact on revenues
By RIA News Desk
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September 25, 2007 07:45 PM EDT
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Webtide, the main developers of leading open source Java web container Jetty, will present at the AJAXWorld Conference & Expo in Santa Clara, California, on Tuesday, September 25, 2007. Adam Lieber, CEO, will discuss during his presentation how organizations can manage the costs of implementing AJAX.

Without proper planning, scaling AJAX can break basic assumptions underlying existing architecture and costs can escalate tenfold. The presentation will focus on techniques and methods that will save costs and improve ROI.

Webtide will have a live demonstration of a Jetty-based forum for attendees to monitor and share thoughts about AJAXWorld presentations. The demonstration can be found at: www.webtide.com/sessionRater.

Published September 25, 2007 – Reads 8,437
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