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May 13, 2006

Case Study: Global Training Technologies

Read the Adobe Success Story on Global Training Technologies who built an innovative and powerful web based training solution using ColdFusion and Flex.

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Interesting application ... I wonder if they've heard of Breeze :-p
# Posted By Andrew Spaulding | 5/15/06 2:54 AM
"Plus, hiring Flex developers is very manageable because the talent pool is plentiful," he says. Traditional Java programmers find the transition to ActionScript—the Flex programming language—smooth and familiar.

lol

Persuading Java programmers to take up a niche (it's not exactly out there is it) technology on the other hand is very challenging.

It's nice to see that Adobe recognise the recruitment issue.
# Posted By Adam Reynolds | 5/15/06 7:10 AM

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