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Application Development Case Study of a Large Health Insurance ProviderA health insurance provider that covers nearly 60 million people across all 50 states had high-priority mobile application and portal strategy projects on its agenda.... |
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Application Development Case Study of a Mid-Sized Technology ProviderA home technology company located in the western US sought to improve its application development process. By engaging Info-Tech Research Group for an onsite workshop, the... |
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Portfolio Management Case Study for Mid-Sized Education OrganizationA leading University making the transition toward becoming a Research Institution had a consistent record of growth which created a supply and demand imbalance between... |
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Portfolio Management SOP for Retail CompanyFueled by growth, IT faced some large strategic issues and did not have the time to spend on operational initiatives. The organization needed to build a process that looked... |
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Information ArchitectThe Information Architect (IA) guides projects on their overall high level solution approach, engages with the architecture team, and chairs the formal architecture review... |
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User Experience LeadThe User Experience Lead will be responsible for overseeing and contributing to the end-to-end user experience solution designs, ensuring that the user experience vision... |
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Visual DesignerThe Visual Designer is responsible for the end-to-end process of transforming complex product requirements into visually stunning and highly functional user interfaces. |
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Salesforce.com: Not Your Father's CRM AnymoreAt Dreamforce 2011, Salesforce.com unveiled more capabilities in the areas of enterprise collaboration and platform as a service (PaaS). The company is making it clear that... |
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Building a Better RIAUnderstand what type of benefits your business can achieve from adopting an RIA strategy. |
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Info-Tech's Big Six for 2011Each year there are numerous technology developments that provide IT with opportunities to offer extended value to the organization. Some simplify IT's work. Others are... |
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