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10/15/09

INM Presenting at Webcom Montréal
03:41:05 pm, by Vahe Kassardjian Email

Next Thursday October 22 at 2:10 pm, I will be speaking at Webcom 2009 on the topic of "Repairing the Broken Shopping Cart" in collaboration with Stephane Lesieur from Adobe Canada. I will illustrate my point with a highly demanding consumer application, show an elegant solution using Adobe technologies such as Flex, Air and LiveCycle DS, and discuss best practices to implement such a solution.

Full details at: http://www.webcom-montreal.com

My colleague Benoit David and myself will spend most of the day at Webcom and will be delighted to meet you there. Please let me know if you plan on attending too.

tags: webcom, montreal, web 2.0, entreprise 2.0, vahe kassardjian, adobe, canada

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Impact, a blog by Integration New Media, Inc. (INM), explores the effect of technology on your business. With an emphasis on user experience, discussions revolve around emerging technology, rich internet applications (RIAs), open source solutions and more.


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