JGlobal - Dynamic Java Websites
Got Web? What's next?
A Managers introduction to interactive internet applications.
| Scheduled Date: |
Minimum Attendees: |
Tuition: |
| March 10th & 12th, 2005 (2 days) |
4 persons |
$1,200 US/person |
Summary:
So you've got a web site. Is it making money for you? As much as it could, or even as
much as it costs? What else can it do for you, and what is involved in taking that next step?
This training course will show how to take a site from a mostly static creation and add
interactivity, and discuss the technologies required and skills needed to make this happen
with minimum investment and effort for maximum results. With an emphasis on future upgradability and enhancements,
we will examine typical case studies of web sites adding interactive and dynamic applications to their
existing functionality, and the tools used to do it.
Audience:
This course is for the manager and/or persons responsible for the creation and upkeep of a
company's website. It is also valuable as an introduction to developers new to the creation of dynamic websites.
Topics Covered:
- What's your website for? Uses you may not have thought of...
- Using OSS (open source software) to manage and control web-site building - CVS and "Ant"
- Content Management: OSS and commercial choices
- Distributing the burden of site creation
- Registration and basic CRM
- E-Commerce and online catalogs - making it easy to buy
- Building community: forums, message boards, newsletters,
email automation and integration, issue
tracking
- EIS: Cocoon and other frameworks
- Portals: Cocoon and Jetspeed
You will come away from this training course with an understanding of the options
available to you when taking your website to the next level. The costs and technologies
involved in various levels of interactivity are explained in detail, as well as a review
of the available solutions, both open source and commercial. You will be empowered to make
good decisions to take your web site to the next level, and how to turn it into a tool for
maximum value for both your customers and employees.
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