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New Functionality in JD Edwards World

By Dave Balser | Published May 23, 2013

These releases provide JDE clients with the ability to access powerful information through enhanced business processes, reduce cost with streamlined workflows and improve control and visibility within the entire organization.

Also posted in Blog, ERP, JD Edwards, Our Thoughts | 1 Comment

jQuery: Set Scroll Bar to Center on Element

By Gina McCrae | Published July 3, 2012

If you have a horizontal (or vertical) scroll container and want to set the scroll to center a specific element in the container, you can use the following super simple technique.

Also posted in Announcements, Blog, User Experience, Website Development | Tagged HTML, Javascript, jQuery | Leave a comment

IBM WebSphere Commerce Certification

By Gina McCrae | Published June 15, 2012

Mike Downs is a Senior Consultant and Solution Architect on the WebSphere Commerce Team at Briteskies. His dedication to his work and commitment to continued self improvement are paramount to the success of Briteskies’ clients.

Also posted in Announcements, Blog, Briteskies, eCommerce, WebSphere Commerce | Leave a comment

Telecommuting: The Stress-Free Techie

By Len Vanniel | Published May 9, 2012

We can hold global conference calls while looking at the person on our desktop, laptop, tablet or smart phone as though he or she is sitting beside us. Factor in today’s gas prices and I’m surprised we haven’t all holed up at home.

Also posted in Blog, Business, Management | Leave a comment

Enterprise PHP – Caching Part 1

By Gina McCrae | Published April 4, 2012

Tim Reynolds talks about using bytecode caching to improve your websites scalability and performance.

Also posted in Blog, PHP | 1 Comment

RAD: IBM’s WebSphere Development Studio Client Tool

By Mike Iaconis | Published April 3, 2012

Mike Iaconis discusses IBM’s Websphere Development Studio Client Tool.

Also posted in Blog, WebSphere Commerce | Leave a comment

What’s In A Name

By Kevin McCarthy, Sr. | Published October 4, 2011

Kevin discusses the naming conventions associated with the ruggedly dependable IBM Power Systems.

Also posted in Blog, ERP, iSeries | 1 Comment

Enterprise PHP – Caching Part 2

By Gina McCrae | Published August 29, 2011

In part 2 of his caching series Tim Reynolds discusses output caching.

Also posted in Blog, PHP | Leave a comment

Commuting and Computing- Part 2

By Kevin McCarthy, Sr. | Published August 19, 2011

Kevin McCarthy Sr. is back with Part 2 of his highly anticipated discussion of RPG/iSeries.