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Web Technologies are divided into multiple scope areas to help focus the considerations and recommendations into related groups. These scope areas define a ‘framework’ for the overall strategy. The primary framework components of the Web Technologies Strategy and roles are: ¨ Enterprise Web Application Architectures – provide high-level architectures and toolset standards for constructing web applications. ¨ Enterprise Web Application Hosting Infrastructure – provide an execution environment for web applications. Different software components typically focus on managing presentation and control (Web servers), and managing business and data access logic (web application servers). ¨ Enterprise Web Clients – provides a way to display web content and applications (HTML) on a user’s workstation or mobile device. ¨ Enterprise Portals – provide role based customized able presentation of applications and or web content. May provide an execution environment for application presentation ¨ Enterprise Code management and development standards – defines tools and techniques for designing, constructing, and maintaining the code and configurations of web applications. ¨ Enterprise Collaboration tools – A class of applications that provides functions to support groups of users working together on shared tasks. ¨ Enterprise Content Management – A class of applications that provides functions to create and manage ‘content. Within the scope of the web technology strategy, this function is limited to managing content displayed through a web (browser) interface. ¨ Enterprise Search – Provides a way to index and search web and file content. Email:Richard.Pham@webtechnologystrategy.com IT Sys Integration.NET Copyright @2010 Web Technology Strategy.com Copyright @ 2010
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