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Macromedia Case Study: Salomon North America

Overview Initially, NetXposure implemented its application engine called Exogen, with a Web-based administrative interface developed in HTML. However, there were several drawbacks to the HTML version. With less than compelling aesthetics and a slow, clunky interface, users were forced to sit through page reloads every time they updated content. HTML does not provide users with an application feel, and it lacks any kind of ability to process data, rendering the site's knowledgebase under utilized. NetXposure constructed a Macromedia Flash interface with Exogen that significantly improves on the productivity benefits to Salomon by providing added functionality and a smooth seamless user interface normally associated with a real application presentation layer.

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Publisher	Macromedia, Inc.	File Format	HTML
Date Published	May 2004	Downloads	2
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Multimedia, Extranet, Content Management

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