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Yearly Archives: 2006

SaaS: On-Demand Platforms Start to Take Shape

By Dick Weisinger

As On-Demand / Software as a Service (SaaS) technologies and products become more accepted, platforms for hosting and developing these next-generation applications are starting to take shape. Companies are beginning to feel more secure with third party companies managing critical

Compliance: Sarbanes-Oxley Guidance expected in December

By Dick Weisinger

Since Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) regulations were passed after the Enron scandal, businesses, particularly those small and medium sized, have complained about Section 404 which they have viewed as being onerous to comply with.  The problem has been with the language of the ruling.  The

Adobe: Embedded VM in Mozilla — Project Tamarin

By Dick Weisinger

This week at ECM West, Adobe‘s Tom Malloy, Senior Vice President and Chief Software Architect of Advanced Technology Labs, gave a General Session speech with demonstrations about Adobe’s view of the next generation of Rich Internet Applications (RIAs).  As you

ECM Consolidation — Not for Interwoven

By Dick Weisinger

The TamTam blog references an article by ECM365 (Content Management 365) describing an interview they had recently with Kevin Hayden, Interwoven’s VP of Marketing.  The interview was made at a followup meeting of the annual European Interwoven user conference. Hayden said that

SaaS: Jump in Number of Plans for Adoption

By Dick Weisinger

We’ve been hearing for some time that once companies feel comfortable with SaaS reliability, performance and security issues that the SaaS market should be poised to take off.  It looks like we’re reaching that level of comfort zone, so hold on.   ZDNet