"If you need custom Web applications or access to corporate data housed in multiple databases, and Java looks like an answer, mrc's m-Power can help developers with no Java experience produce useful applications quickly."
The rest of this new product review hot off the presses for platform-specific publication, iSeries News, goes miles to showcase how m-Power hits the Productivity Sweet Spot between end-users and developers of any platform.
According to CIO Insight's Management Poll: "Most IT executives say business users frequently complain they are not receiving the information they need. The bottom line: despite the massive investments in information technology and gathering, companies have a long way to go before they gain anything close to full value from information."
Well, the CIO Insight Management Poll above may say one thing, but there are many ways CIOs can provide better, more flexible and versatile BI to users and their business. Here are a few examples:
Roll over this sales revenue graph to see dollar details, and then click on each graph to drill down.
This reporting interface lets your user select from a series of parameters to pull detailed (and flexible) reports.
This shop floor calendar lets managers track and update shipments going in and out of the warehouse.
To learn more about how these were created, fill out this form.
We recently started a business application/Web Development forum in December, and since then there have been many articles posted as well as thousands of views. However, there haven't been a lot of posts/interactions/questions from you, our subscribers.
The idea for this forum was from your suggestions, to provide a place to exchange ideas/experiences/questions and make each other better business application and Web developers.
How can we help you help each other?
Please be candid here. Let us know why you haven't posted (if you haven't posted)...and which topics would drive you to participate if we included them. Or, if you don't plan to participate, please tell us why. Is it because you must register to post? Are you shy? What is holding you back?
This helpful article, addresses e-commerce best practices to help you build a better shopping cart.
This shopping cart embodies these practices. It's designed for a B2B site, but it can be adapted to any format, and you can also build it without any Java training. Follow the easy instructions to use it live.
mrc is moving up in the world, and to lovely new offices on Friday, June 2, 2006.
After that, all gift baskets and candygrams can be sent to:
mrc
555 Waters Edge, Suite 120
Lombard, IL 60148
p.(630) 916-0662
f.(630) 916-0663
Please pass this address change on to anyone in your company who might need it.
Here's a cool birds' eye view of our new location!
In this ComputerWorld article Gartner predicts a shrinking demand for certain computer skills. The prediction focuses on a shift away from IT specialty skills toward employees with more business-analyst skills.
You can read the article here»
Do you think this is a lot of hype put out by well-placed press releases and media-based panic? Or, do you feel a change is taking place in IT?
You can enter the debate here.
One powerful feature we included in servlets produced by m-Power and the mrc-Productivity Series is known as the pageName parameter.
In a nutshell, this parameter lets you dictate to the servlet which .html page to apply to your application directly from the URL. That means you can apply various looks (and uses) to your Java servlets by changing this parameter in the URL.
Learn how to take advantage of this design feature»
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