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Office XP Web Components and Access 2002 Reporting Tools Deliver Both Static and Dynamic Reports Over the Internet, and Cut Development Time by Up to 50 Percent

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Overview Rubicon Technologies specializes in the development and delivery of high -quality, cost-effective applications for Internet and enterprise solutions. ZyCare needed a single set of tools that offered both fixed and flexible reporting capabilities that could be widely deployed within its organization. These tools would be used on a Microsoft platform and support prototyping through distribution of a new application. Not only did the Office XP Web Components provide the functionality that ZyCare required, they allowed Rubicon to create and modify reports rapidly enough to reduce overall report development time by over 50 percent.

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Publisher	Microsoft	File Format	HTML
Date Published	November 2000
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Windows XP, Application Development

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