For Customer Experience Professionals (Length: 14 pages)

September 1, 2006

Rich Internet Applications: Why And How

Leverage Enabling Technologies To Maximize User And Business Benefit

by Ron Rogowski

with Moira Dorsey, Harley Manning, Steven Geller

Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)

Broadband proliferation, consumer demand, and enabling technologies are driving increased use of rich Internet applications (RIAs), providing benefits for users and companies that static, HTML sites can't. Firms have leveraged the benefits of RIAs by applying them to user tasks that demand interactivity, responsiveness, and richness. To achieve the maximum benefit, executives who are contemplating a foray into RIAs should assess their customer base and their organization's culture, skills, and process to determine how and when to deploy RIAs.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

NOTES & RESOURCES

itemRIAs Are Going Mainstream

itemRIAs Benefit Both Users And Businesses

itemFirms That Get RIAs Right Reap Hard And Soft Benefits

itemHow To Leverage RIAs

itemCulture, Skills, And Process Factor Into Success

recommendations

itemKeep HTML Pages And Phase In RIAs

itemSupplemental Material

Forrester interviewed 15 vendor and user companies, including: Adaptive Path, Adobe Systems, Allurent, Avenue A/Razorfish, Daishinsha, DecisionStep, Dow Jones, Fidelity Investments, Fluid, Intuit, Laszlo Systems, Molecular, Nexaweb Technologies, Sapient, and Urban Outfitters.

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Analyst: Ron Rogowski
Technology: Application Development, Architecture & Technology Strategy, Channel Design Strategies, Customer Experience, Design & Usability Processes, Enterprise Architecture, Enterprise Architecture Domains, Social Computing & Web 2.0, Web Site Design
Geography: Asia Pacific, Europe, North America

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