Stories about: Persistence Software

A potpourri of Java client application technologies was on the agenda at the Desktop Matters conference in California last Friday, where the desktop got top billing over the Web.

In the ongoing battle to attract and retain customers online, more businesses are turning to site personalisation to deliver dynamic, relevant content that can be tailored to enrich user experience. The process, however, can quickly bring servers to their knees.

Under an agreement between Persistence Software Inc. and diCarta Corp., Persistence will provide its core caching application server technology for use in the diCarta contract management solution.

In this year of presidential politics, a year in which politicians of every persuasion seek to bring groups of various backgrounds into one fold, the importance of building alliances has moved into the mainstream. At the same time, politicians understand the importance of winning approval from their party officials, meaning they must build their coalition without losing sight of their party's core values.

As caching technology expands its reach, more vendors are beginning to focus their offerings on specific segments of the market, such as enterprise applications, dynamic content, or streaming media, as well as setting their sights on taking a chunk of business away from caching and content delivery leaders such as Akamai Technologies Inc. and Inktomi Corp.

Attempting to solve the problem of how to cache fast-changing Web content while ensuring that only the most up-to-date data is held in cache, Persistence Software Inc. yesterday announced a new solution dubbed Dynamai.

The latest version of Persistence Software Inc.'s PowerTier application server is designed to make life simpler for serious Java lovers.

Losing customers daily, his boss threatening to fire him, Jason Monberg gambled his company's future on Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs)-a new Java technology. It was the act of a desperate man.

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