Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Software and IT Partner News

By SuperUser Account on 8/23/2010 8:06 AM

Software vendor Microsoft Corp., US, is to co-chair a new World Wide Web Consortium  working group with Internet search services provider Google, Inc., US. The W3C Web Performance Working Group has been mandated to find methods for measuring application performance on the web.

The first deliverable for the working group is to recommend an API that measures the performance of browser navigations. The WebTimings specification is seen to provide a good starting point for these capabilities, so this specification will move into the Web Performance Working Group and become the foundation for recommendations.

Jason Weber, Microsoft's lead programme manager for IE Performance, has said in a blog post that the third Platform Preview of Microsoft's Internet Explorer 9 browser was the first browser to implement these portions of the WebTimings specification.

Featured Microsoft Partners

 

CSI Technology Outfitters 
Office Location:  Easley, South Carolina, United States
Type:  ISV
Industry Focus:  Education - K-12 & Higher Ed


CSI provides software and technology solutions primarily to public sector markets.

 

 

Manufacturing Resource Partners, LLC 
Office Location:  Los Angeles, California, United States
Type:  VAR
Industry Focus:  Manufacturing Implementation & Consulting for Dynamics GP


Manufacturing consulting firm that specializes in assisting manufacturing companies to evaluate, select and efficiently implement Dynamics GP.

 

 

eSoftware Professionals 
Office Location:  Portland, Oregon, United States
Type:  VAR
Industry Focus:  Food & Beverage, Distribution, Manufacturing, NonProfit


Established in 1987, eSoftware Professionals was the first Dynamics NAV team in North America. Successful ERP implementations, on-site training and over 20 years of experience in accounting and business management software makes eSoftware Professionals stand out as a Gold Certified Microsoft Partner.

 

 

 
Office Location:  Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
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Avastone Technologies LLC 
Office Location:  Little Chute, Wisconsin, United States
Type:  VAR
Industry Focus:  Avastone Technologies, LLC has provided quality services to a vast array of industries, including: distribution, retail, service, government, not-for-profit, equipment sales and service, manufacturing, casinos, and job shop. We have industry-specific solutions for any industry.


Avastone Technologies, LLC is a Microsoft Gold Partner devoted to clients with the Microsoft Dynamics-GP, CRM, and SharePoint solution. With offices located in the Fox Cities, Milwaukee, and Chicago-land area, Avastone services clients through the Midwest. We have been representing Microsoft Dynamics for over 20 years... long than anyone in the state of Wisconsin.

 

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