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AJAX RIA Webcast - Enterprise Comet: Real-Time, Real-Time, or Real-Time Web 2.0?

View Kaazing's AJAXWorld RIA Conference & Expo Session On A SYS-CON Webcast
By RIA News Desk
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October 5, 2008 04:45 PM EDT
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As much as we like the term real-time, it has over time become too saturated to lend itself any use to Web 2.0 technologies that really mean it. Question is; what do we actual mean with "real-time"? In what context is it used? And what impact will it have on your business?

This webcast will clarify the definition of real-time in the context of Web 2.0 and what impact new emerging real-time Web 2.0 technologies will have on your enterprise over the next coming years.

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