Ryan Cuprak is a software developer at TurboWorx Inc. He presently heads the Connecticut Java Users Group and has presented at both the CT JUG and New York City Java Users Group on Java Advanced Imaging (JAI). His interests include distributed computing, imaging, and Web application deelopment. Ryan holds a BS in biology and computer science from Loyola University, Chicago.
Just as the Web has revolutionized information distribution and retrieval,
instant messaging is revolutionizing communication. Instant messaging is a
powerful tool that few enterprises or application developers have fully
harnessed. Despite its pervasive use by millions all over the world, few
businesses have yet to exploit it.
Presently instant messaging in the enterprise is hobbled by competing service
providers each with their own proprietary protocol. Most end users are wedded
to one of the major providers, such as AOL, Yahoo, MSN, and ICQ, since
networks of acquaintances create a formidable inertia to new players. If a
business wants to provide services via IM, they have to play with at least
the big three providers to reach customers. Complicating matters, existing IM
clients are not extensible or easily integrated into business processes.
Clients today do no... (more)
Ryan Cuprak is a software developer at TurboWorx Inc. He presently heads the Connecticut Java Users Group and has presented at both the CT JUG and New York City Java Users Group on Java Advanced Imaging (JAI). His interests include distributed computing, imaging, and Web application deelopment. Ryan holds a BS in biology and computer science from Loyola University, Chicago.
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