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  • Agility at what price?

    Brian Remmington, Software Consultant

    4 Mar 2009.

    “We want this thing to be built. It should look something like this, and we need it in three months time. What will that cost us?”

  • The changing rhythm of Percussion in the UK

    Steve Odart, Director

    4 Mar 2009.

    January delivered an interesting distraction to my normal day to day existence. I found myself suddenly knee deep in conversations and discussions with a whole host of Percussion folk that I had got to know over the years.

  • Open source is years behind commercial products

    Steve Odart, Director

    3 Mar 2009.

    Well that got my attention as a viewpoint! Especially as it was a Computerweekly.com article quoting the Socitm president Richard Steel.

    I had been perusing the net to see what the reaction was to the recently announced government's policy on open source software , and came across this fascinating debate. I guess it struck a chord with me as it tends to be the common theme in my daily grind, working with organizations and companies that are considering whether or not to pursue an open source content management route.

  • Why I joined Ixxus - the journey from the Percussion Professional Services Organisation

    Diane Loizou, Consultant

    23 Feb 2009.

    When Percussion - a leading vendor in Content Management solutions and services, announced its new European Partner Strategy in January 2009, along with the majority of the staff in the Percussion UK office, I was forced to seriously consider the next step in the path of my career.

  • Ixxus Surf Code Camp

    Chris Davidson, Software Consultant

    20 Feb 2009.

    Surf is Alfresco’s new web application framework for building custom applications on top of Alfresco and indeed on top of anything else as well.

  • Creating Robust Validating Forms with the Ixxus Web Framework

    Matt Dunn, UI Developer

    19 Feb 2009.

    The framework provides an easy mechanism for creating robust web forms with client and server side validation. Forms become components in their own right and can therefore be reused throughout the entire website if required.

  • Ixxus Web Framework

    Matt Dunn, UI Developer

    19 Feb 2009.

    The Ixxus Web Framework provides a robust starting point for creating rich, dynamic websites. The framework is designed using an easy to maintain MVC style architecture that is flexible enough to integrate many different technologies depending on the required solution.

  • Evolutionary ECM starting with CIFS

    Chris Davidson, Software Consultant

    12 Jan 2009.

    One of the barriers to successfully rolling out ECM systems is the steep learning curve for users.

  • Would I choose Alfresco?

    Brian Remmington, Software Consultant

    8 Jan 2009.

    I’ve worked with content management systems for eleven years. Over that time the market for this particular part of an organisation’s IT infrastructure has exploded, encompassing every price level from free to hundreds-of-thousands of pounds. The choice for someone looking to buy a content management solution is now vast and immensely confusing.

  • Aspects and some advantages of parenthood

    Brian Remmington, Software Consultant

    8 Jan 2009.

    Aspects are useful building blocks in Alfresco’s content modelling arsenal. Here, we take a quick look at one of their useful but often-overlooked features.

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  • Mapping server side resources with Shale Remoting

    This article is not intended to be an in-depth analysis of the Apache Shale web application framework but rather to show a method for increased modularisation of your JSF components.

  • Architect

    Ixxus Architects are all experts in their field with many years of experience of designing successful software solutions around content and knowledge management systems. With this experience, Ixxus is able to consider all aspects of the system that will deliver what you need including technical architecture, information architecture, and application architecture.

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