Comments for Version 1.0 Blogs http://blogs.globallogic.com Accelerating Innovation Fri, 12 Mar 2010 20:58:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 Comment on SOAP VS REST Web Services by Hitesh Saliya http://blogs.globallogic.com/soap-vs-rest-web-services#comment-463 Hitesh Saliya Thu, 04 Mar 2010 06:28:55 +0000 http://blogs.globallogic.com/?p=709#comment-463 I also agree with Ricky Ho. I also agree with Ricky Ho.

]]> Comment on SOAP VS REST Web Services by Hitesh Saliya http://blogs.globallogic.com/soap-vs-rest-web-services#comment-462 Hitesh Saliya Thu, 04 Mar 2010 06:27:00 +0000 http://blogs.globallogic.com/?p=709#comment-462 Thanks, Artical is so simple to understand. Thanks, Artical is so simple to understand.

]]> Comment on Going Agile the agile way… by Pratyush P Srivastava http://blogs.globallogic.com/going-agile-the-agile-way#comment-452 Pratyush P Srivastava Fri, 26 Feb 2010 04:40:58 +0000 http://blogs.globallogic.com/?p=858#comment-452 I think adopting "Agile" will really decrease the amount of pressure for handling various phases of my project and will make complex issues look simpler to resolve. I think adopting “Agile” will really decrease the amount of pressure for handling various phases of my project and will make complex issues look simpler to resolve.

]]> Comment on Going Agile the agile way… by श्री व्हाइट. http://blogs.globallogic.com/going-agile-the-agile-way#comment-448 श्री व्हाइट. Wed, 24 Feb 2010 19:31:43 +0000 http://blogs.globallogic.com/?p=858#comment-448 Are there any reasons to still chasing Agile? http://agilesoftwaredevelopment.com/blog/janusz-gorycki/agile-dead Are there any reasons to still chasing Agile?
http://agilesoftwaredevelopment.com/blog/janusz-gorycki/agile-dead

]]> Comment on Going Agile the agile way… by Ankur Goel http://blogs.globallogic.com/going-agile-the-agile-way#comment-445 Ankur Goel Tue, 23 Feb 2010 06:46:09 +0000 http://blogs.globallogic.com/?p=858#comment-445 Perfect blend of real situation and story telling, instead of a theory. In last article succeeds to deliver its objective (curiosity to adapt Agile). Perfect blend of real situation and story telling, instead of a theory.
In last article succeeds to deliver its objective (curiosity to adapt Agile).

]]> Comment on Diff (“Cloud”,” SaaS”, “ASP”) = ? by TheRohan http://blogs.globallogic.com/diff-%e2%80%9ccloud%e2%80%9d%e2%80%9d-saas%e2%80%9d-%e2%80%9casp%e2%80%9d#comment-444 TheRohan Thu, 11 Feb 2010 11:06:17 +0000 http://blogs.globallogic.com/?p=827#comment-444 Good story man... Well just want to highlight the ERP on a hosted/ SaaS platform with its varied benefits seems to be the right choice for small and medium businesses. Small businesses, micro verticals or clusters, and the companies with stand alone systems are some of the examples that would go for this model due to cost, OPEX model immediately. Since the application is delivered on a subscription model, they need not invest in OS, database, hardware, IT staff and the ongoing overhead. Ramco OnDemand ERP is one of the name that comes in mind when talking about SMEs... Find more benefits for SMEs specificaly on http://www.ramcoondemand.com/campaign/ Good story man… Well just want to highlight the ERP on a hosted/ SaaS platform with its varied benefits seems to be the right choice for small and medium businesses. Small businesses, micro verticals or clusters, and the companies with stand alone systems are some of the examples that would go for this model due to cost, OPEX model immediately. Since the application is delivered on a subscription model, they need not invest in OS, database, hardware, IT staff and the ongoing overhead. Ramco OnDemand ERP is one of the name that comes in mind when talking about SMEs… Find more benefits for SMEs specificaly on http://www.ramcoondemand.com/campaign/

]]> Comment on The KaaS proposition by TheRohan http://blogs.globallogic.com/the-kaas-proposition#comment-443 TheRohan Wed, 10 Feb 2010 12:12:39 +0000 http://blogs.globallogic.com/?p=549#comment-443 I agree with the story but when you talk about small and medium enterprises Kaas involves more cost and as now we're moving towards cloud based technology i dont think saas is inefficient in any ways. Ramco OnDemand ERP is one of the web-based, pay-for-use ERP based on the Software-as-Service (SaaS) model. Unlike conventional onsite ERPs, which require up-front investment in IT infrastructure and manpower, Ramco OnDemand requires no initial IT investments. All you need to start using it is an internet connection! Flexibility and scalability are the inbuilt huge benefits - since you pay for what you use, you can vary the number of users and modules even on a month by month basis.Saas based model. See this: http://www.ramcoondemand.com/campaign/ I agree with the story but when you talk about small and medium enterprises Kaas involves more cost and as now we’re moving towards cloud based technology i dont think saas is inefficient in any ways. Ramco OnDemand ERP is one of the web-based, pay-for-use ERP based on the Software-as-Service (SaaS) model. Unlike conventional onsite ERPs, which require up-front investment in IT infrastructure and manpower, Ramco OnDemand requires no initial IT investments. All you need to start using it is an internet connection! Flexibility and scalability are the inbuilt huge benefits - since you pay for what you use, you can vary the number of users and modules even on a month by month basis.Saas based model.
See this:
http://www.ramcoondemand.com/campaign/

]]> Comment on Insight into “Windows Azure Platform” by Dr.Lector http://blogs.globallogic.com/insight-into-windows-azure-platform#comment-439 Dr.Lector Thu, 04 Feb 2010 08:40:50 +0000 http://blogs.globallogic.com/?p=843#comment-439 Interesting article. I have a little supplement .. www.contestswinmoney.info Interesting article. I have a little supplement .. http://www.contestswinmoney.info

]]> Comment on Software: The last hand-made thing by Roman Malanke http://blogs.globallogic.com/software-the-last-hand-made-thing#comment-424 Roman Malanke Wed, 13 Jan 2010 14:05:23 +0000 http://blogs.globallogic.com/?p=813#comment-424 Jim, I really enjoyed reading the article, especially the buttonhole metaphor. Thanks! It raised in me philosophical thoughts on how people strive for perfection but at the same time quickly get bored by robotic sameness of it. I think that software creation should be a combination of art with its spontaneous and open-minded qualities and discipline coming from within individuals creating it. Jim,

I really enjoyed reading the article, especially the buttonhole metaphor. Thanks!

It raised in me philosophical thoughts on how people strive for perfection but at the same time quickly get bored by robotic sameness of it. I think that software creation should be a combination of art with its spontaneous and open-minded qualities and discipline coming from within individuals creating it.

]]> Comment on The tale of two Webs by Jimmy http://blogs.globallogic.com/the-tale-of-two-webs#comment-419 Jimmy Tue, 12 Jan 2010 16:05:52 +0000 http://blogs.globallogic.com/?p=796#comment-419 Nice read, thanks for posting up. While web 2.0 has definitely opened a lot of doors for marketers with regards to the type of promotion that they can achieve I still stand by the thought that there are some types of business which just don\'t lend themselves to web 2.0 style promotion. This might sound a little archaic with the way things are going but if order for web 2.0 to work as a promotional tool people must be interested in the product or service and there are some areas which just dont have that level of interest. Clever marketing can provoke interest to an extent (getting people interested in an offer for example) but when we go down this route the resources put into web 2.0 often don\'t generate the most promising of leads and are arguably better spent elsewhere. Take a boring product sold in the B2B realm such as a mouse mat or desktop pencil sharpener, group these together and you have a stationary supplier. Generating valid and credible web 2.0 interest in this type of niche is not practical or a good use of resource. Nice read, thanks for posting up.
While web 2.0 has definitely opened a lot of doors for marketers with regards to the type of promotion that they can achieve I still stand by the thought that there are some types of business which just don\’t lend themselves to web 2.0 style promotion. This might sound a little archaic with the way things are going but if order for web 2.0 to work as a promotional tool people must be interested in the product or service and there are some areas which just dont have that level of interest. Clever marketing can provoke interest to an extent (getting people interested in an offer for example) but when we go down this route the resources put into web 2.0 often don\’t generate the most promising of leads and are arguably better spent elsewhere.

Take a boring product sold in the B2B realm such as a mouse mat or desktop pencil sharpener, group these together and you have a stationary supplier. Generating valid and credible web 2.0 interest in this type of niche is not practical or a good use of resource.

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