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Jesus Salazar
How Microsoft Delivers eCommerce to the Enterprise
In this whitepaper, we will explore how Microsoft technologies can work together to help you keep up with the latest consumer behavior trends and emerging technologies without breaking the bank or your workforce.
How to Maximize Return on your SharePoint Investment
Last year, our country faced the worst recession since the great depression. Now that things are starting to rebound, we have noticed some interesting dynamics when discussing SharePoint 2010 with our clients. As businesses were forced to tighten their belts, projects that weren’t directly tied to revenue were more rigorously vetted and building compelling [...]
Open Source .NET Content Management System Comparison
Web content management systems typically provide the ability to store, control, secure, collaborate on, and publish data or web assets to websites or other online media. I was recently asked to do a side by side comparison of some some of the more popular open source .net based Content Management Systems out there. These were [...]
The Importance of a Unified Architecture for the “New Age” of eCommerce
Over the last several years, we’ve noticed that the eCommerce landscape has continued to grow and evolve, continuously changing the retail marketplace. Companies have realized that the ability to market and sell online has become more and more critical in order to stay in lock step with consumer trends. For example, Forrester Research (www.forrester.com) [...]
SharePoint Commerce Services – When does it make sense?
I’ve been getting a lot of questions lately as to when SharePoint Commerce Services makes sense for a company. A lot of people are skeptical to jump right into SharePoint 2010 for Internet Sites because of the stigma that SharePoint 2007 had in some circles. Even though I am a huge fan of SharePoint 2010 [...]
Benefits of upgrading to SharePoint 2010
We’ve been getting a lot of questions about SharePoint 2010 and if and why companies should upgrade from 2007 to 2010. As with any new product out there, upgrading just for the sake of it is usually not a good idea and does not guarantee ROI. Having worked with Microsoft directly through the Office 14 [...]