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Viewing By Day : October 26, 2009 / Main

October 26, 2009

RedMonk Covers FedEx Custom Critical App

Posted At : 2:05 PM
Related Categories: Data Services : MAX : AdobeMAX09 : LiveCycle : Flash : Flex :

One of the most talked about MAX keynote demos was the FedEx Custom Critical shipment tracking dashboard as presented by FedEx's Adam Mollenkopf. And now RedMonk's Michael Coté has posted an interview with Adam where they look at the app, discuss the business case, and explain why the solution was built on the Flash Platform and powered by LiveCycle Data Services.

[Via Duane Nickull]

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