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October 5
The key to intranet success
by Geoffrey James
Expectations aside, developing and managing intranet projects is an enterprisewide undertaking. Here are some suggestions from companies that have achieved success.

October 1
New application server sets business-logic standards
by Kieron Murphy
The most interesting feature of Vision Software's new Business Logic Server is the Extensible Data Access (XDA) Framework, which applies business-rule automation to leading relational databases, standard object-computing protocols, packaged applications and customized legacy systems.

September 24
The Intranet Search: A Matthew Bender Case Study
by Tanyalynette Rosmarino
In part two of our look at search engines, T.L. Rosmarino explains, among other things, how the most suitable intranet search engine might just be the least expensive one around

September 17
Searching for the right search engine
by Tanyalynette Rosmarino
In part one of a two-part article, we'll compare and contrast the functionality of various search engines within different environments. Find out which ones fare the best.

September 3
Bridging intranet profit and value
by C. Matthew Snow
Intranet sites are supposed to make life simpler. But managing company intranets, many of which contain thousands of document pages, has proven to be difficult and costly. New intranet search engines, devices used to map and find information, are helping companies not only manage their intranets, but also create a positive ROI.

Best Practices For Developing and Supporting Enterprisewide Intranets
by Data Center Best Practices Group
Today, I/S organizations are trying to deal with one of the toughest technological challenges: learning to support an already complex distributed computing infrastructure with an increasing number of applications. And, networking the numerous applications is an even greater challenge.

An Evaluation of Three Approaches To WWW Application Development
by Brent Hauf
The purpose of this article is to discuss three basic architectural approaches to WWW applications. The solutions discussed here are standards-based; CGI solutions, Server Application Tool Approach, and Distributed Objects.

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