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Microsoft and Gartner: The Strategic Role of Middleware as Part of the Journey to the Cloud
Given the constraints of the economy IT must increasingly find new ways to do more with less, and this means finding less expensive ways to develop new capabilities to meet the needs of the business.Microsoft is delivering significant new advances across both private and public cloud environments, and bringing the best of both worlds to a new generation of application infrastructure – this evolves the proven and familiar application server technologies in .NET and Windows Server and brings these to the Windows Azure Platform, and also takes some of the next-generation fabric innovation used today in the Windows Azure Platform and brings this back to the on-premises application platform.This paper outlines some of the emerging trends in application infrastructure and outlines how you can take advantage of these to get started today.

Supporting a Company's Green Initiatives With Adobe Acrobat: Delivering Sustainable Returns to Organizations Looking to Minimize Their Environmental Footprint
Three factors typically influence technology decisions in the public and private sector: costs savings, efficiency gains, and customer service improvements. Will a new software or hardware solution help employees work faster and smarter? Will it speed product time to market, make it easier for citizens to access government services, or enhance customer buying experiences? These are all valid considerations that motivate organizations as they look to adopt new technologies. Increasingly, another critical question is influencing corporate buying decisions - what is the environmental impact of a purchase and are there resulting "Green" benefits?

Adobe® LiveCycle® ES Whitepaper
Engaging beyond the enterprise to improve customer satisfaction and service delivery

Rich Internet Applications Whitepaper
The Internet has emerged as the default platform for application development. Unfortunately the demand to build applications of increasing complexity has
continued to outpace the ability of traditional Web applications to represent that complexity. The result is frequently a frustrating, confusing or disengaging user experience resulting in unhappy customers, lost sales, increased costs and the disappointment that the Internet has not lived up to its promise.

In response to this opportunity, Macromedia has developed technology and tools that enable new kinds of engaging, highly interactive, applications and user experiences. Using a series of case studies, this White Paper examines Rich Internet Applications – what they are, why they’re needed, who can use them and the business benefits available to companies that employ them.