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1. | ![]() By: Hideo Nitta; Keita Takatsu; Trend-pro Co, Ltd. Publisher: No Starch Press Publication Date: 18-MAY-2009 Insert Date: 24-JUN-2009 Bookshelf Slots: 1.0 | Overview: The Manga Guide to Physics
Megumi is an all-star athlete, but she's a failure when it comes
to physics class. And she can't concentrate on her tennis matches
when she's worried about the questions she missed on the big test!
Luckily for her, she befriends Ryota, a patient physics geek who
uses real-world examples to help her understand classical
mechanics-and improve her tennis game in the process!You'll also learn how to:Apply Newton's three laws of motion to real-life problemsDetermine how objects will move after a collisionDraw vector diagrams and simplify complex problems using
trigonometryCalculate how an...
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2. | ![]() White Paper: Using XML and Databases: W3C Standards in Practice By: Bill Senior Analyst Trippe; Dale Contributing Analyst Waldt Publisher: Gilbane Group, Inc. Publication Date: 01-FEB-2008 Insert Date: 11-OCT-2008 Bookshelf Slots: 1.0 | Overview: White Paper: Using XML and Databases: W3C Standards in Practice XML presents a number of interesting challenges and opportunities
for data storage. Relational databases and full-text search
mechanisms that have been the backbone of many applications are not
designed to manage XML content effectively. A new class of
databases has emerged that is designed specifically to manage XML
content. Typically called “XML Native Databases” or
just “XML databases,” they incorporate functionality
that greatly improves the management, searching, and manipulation
of XML to produce the most effective XML data management solution.
XML presents a number of interesting...
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3. | ![]() Content Technology Works: Siemens Medical Solutions: Information Architecture as Strategic Advantage By: Bill Senior Analyst, The Gilbane Report Zoellick Publisher: Gilbane Group, Inc. Publication Date: 01-DEC-2005 Insert Date: 11-OCT-2008 Bookshelf Slots: 1.0 | Overview: Content Technology Works: Siemens Medical Solutions: Information Architecture as Strategic Advantage Over the past decade Siemens Medical Solutions has totally reworked
its content management and information delivery system, converting
it from a problem and liability into a source of competitive and
strategic advantage. At the heart of Siemens’ implementation
is a thorough re-architecture of its information assets. The
company now manages information in the form of XML, at a very fine
level of granularity. The case study provides powerful confirmation
that there are substantial returns associated with investing in an
information architecture that minimizes redundancy and maximizes
reuse. The...
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4. | Autodesk, Inc., one of the world’s leading 2D and 3D design
software companies, creates tens of thousands of pages of product
documentation and help for its users every year. Because Autodesk
operates internationally with users in more than 106 countries, its
software and the associated content needs to be localized into as
many as 18 languages. Such localization has proven to be a
time-consuming, highly manual, and costly process, yet it grows in
importance each year as the company and its global user base
continue to grow. The documentation and localization teams at
Autodesk have long been...
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5. | This paper lays out the requirements of component content
management in some industries and vertical markets. It compares the
requirements of component content management with the capabilities
of more general content management technologies, notably web
content management and document management. It then looks at the
technology behind CCMS in depth, and concludes with example
applications where CCMS can have the most impact on an enterprise....
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6. | Blogs and wikis are flexible practices and technologies that are
increasingly being used within companies and organizations to ease
the creation and dissemination of information, as well as making it
easier for companies to communicate effectively with customers,
partners, and the public. This article discusses some of the
salient features of blogs and wikis, and give examples of companies
who already have implemented one or more of these systems....
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7. | Planning for any enterprise initiative requires vision. But what if
true visionaries are not on the team to focus the project on the
right objectives and the right sequence of steps? If you are
challenged to get the vision right, this paper offers ideas to
inspire a new vision, one that embraces social computing.
Specifically, it is about how collaborative search can impact
innovation in any vertical industry or segment of an enterprise....
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8. | You might have noticed how frequently knowledge management (KM)
pops up as a topic in surprisingly diverse contexts. Knowledge work
has been acknowledged for over three decades since Peter Drucker
emphasized it in Management: Task, Responsibilities, Practices. The
phrase knowledge management emerged in business circles in the
1980s, usually used by information technology managers. Perhaps
because computers and software applications were implemented to
manipulate data creating new versions of information, a misleading
idea came into existence, namely that the resulting information...
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9. | For many industries, the U.S. market is essentially saturated.
Hence, corporations are turning to emerging markets such as China,
India, and Latin America for revenue expansion as well as
increasing focus on existing European and Asia-Pacific operations.
Hence, concentrating on the global customer experience is critical.
This case study profiles Sun Microsystems and its commitment to
achieving excellence in this arena. The company has achieved
extraordinary results by viewing globalization as an
enterprise-wide business practice and unifying content and
translation business processes and...
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10. | In this paper, we’ll examine some concepts that surround
taxonomy, reasons for building them, and most important, methods
for deploying taxonomies once you build them. As in any hot new
area of business, once you start cribbing terminology from other
disciplines, new meanings for terms evolve and present problems for
those trying to understand how an old term, with its original
definition, fits the new application. In order to sort out some of
these confounding ideas, some context for the subject sets out the
scope of taxonomy in the enterprise content management field....
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