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Entries Tagged as 'LiveCycle'

Adobe, Customer Experience Management and Day Software

July 27th, 2010 · No Comments · CMIS, Content management, Inspiration, Open source, RIA, Uncategorized

Adobe has just announced a definitive agreement stipulating its intent to acquire Day Software. This acquisition will bolster Adobe’s leadership in Customer Experience Management, bringing Day’s industry-leading Web Content Management, Digital Asset Management and Social Collaboration applications, better known collectively as CQ, and Web scale content application infrastructure (CRX) together with Adobe’s LiveCycle, Connect and [...]

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Understanding LiveCycle ES2′s application model

May 19th, 2010 · No Comments · Adobe, Content management, LiveCycle, Services, Technology

Note: If you’re visiting this blog from the Adobe LiveCycle Developer Center or from the Adobe LiveCycle Blog, welcome to my musings. You’re invited to tell me what you want to know about LiveCycle via a comment. Thanks in advance! This longer-than-usual post is intended to help customers understand why the new application model exists [...]

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Rich Internet Applications

December 29th, 2009 · No Comments · Adobe, Inspiration, LiveCycle, RIA, Smart clients

During the MAX 2009 conference, Duane Nickull was interviewed by DZone on the subject of RIA architectures. As an architect, I appreciated Duane’s comments about the responsibility of architects, versus developers, where RIAs are concerned (e.g. focusing on and valuing interaction design and user experience, distilling key business requirements by working closely with those the [...]

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Adobe LiveCycle ES2

October 5th, 2009 · No Comments · Adobe, Inspiration, LiveCycle, RIA, Smart clients, Technology

If you’re at the Adobe MAX conference this week, then you already know: Adobe LiveCycle Enterprise Suite 2 has launched. And judging by the attendance at the pre-conference session on LiveCycle, there’s significant interest in building user-centric applications in the enterprise–exactly what LiveCycle ES2 is designed to unleash! As you will see on the main [...]

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