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RSA, RSD, RSM – Which design/development tool is the right choice?

Considering the hefty price tag attached to RSA, is it worth the extra cost? Basically the short answer is: It depends. It depends on your role and your project.

Posted on Monday, November 10, 2008 1 Comments »

RAD 7 for Portal 6 Development: How to Optimize Performance and Reduce Resource Consumption

If you’ve done any Portal version 6.0 development using RAD version 7.0.X, you may feel that there’s a tremendous, robust feature set, but at a cost.

Posted on Tuesday, June 17, 2008 0 Comments »

Resources from the Xtalks webinar: Implementing a Successful Virtual Learning Solution for IT Professionals

A list of valuable resources from the Xtalks webinar, Implementing a Successful Virtual Learning Solution for IT Professionals. You do not need to have attended the Webinar for these resources to be useful. . .

Posted on Friday, May 16, 2008 0 Comments »
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(Instructor) was great. Her knowledge of the subject and ability/desire to focus on our needs was phenomenal. We gained so much from those two days. I have already spoke with my boss (Director of IT) about some needed changes and access rights to allow us to be a much more productive group. Some of the things (instructor) showed us and helped us with will allow us to reduce the number of man hours required for one of our primary functions by 3 to 4 hours per event.