Edward Shenderovich is CEO of Quantum Art, and has 12 years of enterprise content management and web consulting experience. Shenderovich came to Quantum Art through the acquisition of OIKEO Corporation, an e-business software applications company that he founded in 2000.
Over the last few years the Web has been going through another round of
changes. Not only has the consumer Web sprung up with the Web 2.0 phenomenon,
driven by new technologies such as AJAX and the philosophy of participation,
but enterprise Web initiatives have also morphed. The information that
businesses are publishing online is no longer limited to marketing
collateral. Brochure-ware sites are quickly changing from static to dynamic
and internal applications are being incorporated into corporate sites. As the
Web touches every department from product development to finance, it has
become an essential part of doing business for any organization.
On the technology side, this means that new tools are needed to manage the
internal information and efficiently deliver it to the presentation layer,
viewed both on the desktop and via wireless devices. Webmasters are pres... (more)
Edward Shenderovich is CEO of Quantum Art, and has 12 years of enterprise content management and web consulting experience. Shenderovich came to Quantum Art through the acquisition of OIKEO Corporation, an e-business software applications company that he founded in 2000.
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