Web Development and Design White Papers
Find out how IBM is making Web 2.0 real - and beneficial - for business
Overview
Online social networking is expanding exponentially and making a huge impact on the enterprise. IBM offers cutting-edge technologies and tools to help you develop and deliver Web 2.0 applications that are simple to build, quick to remix and easy to extend.
This video reveals some of the key Web 2.0 offerings from IBM, including: IBM Jazz technology platform, which provides a Web 2.0 approach to team collaboration for enterprise software delivery; IBM Rational AppScan, a security application geared towards CIOs; and the first ever Mashup portfolio.
| Publisher | IBM | File Format | HTML |
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| Date Published | July 2009 | ||
| Format | Presentations | ||
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