e.magination

Introducing the e.magination Dev Corner
10/24/08 - We have recently launched the new e.magination Dev Corner website.  Our developers are actively engaged in the technology community and regularly maintain blogs while also attending and presenting at various speaking engagements. The Dev Corner provides a roundup of our developer blogs, events, screencasts, and more! Read More >>

e.magination Receives 2008 Ektron Premiere Partner Award
08/11/08 - e.magination, an online experience design and product firm, announced today that they are the recipient of the Ektron 2008 Premiere Partner Award. Read More >>

e.magination’s Barbara Lam Recognized as a SmartCFO Winner
04/15/08 - e.magination, a design services firm with studios in Baltimore and Washington, D.C., announced today that its CFO, Barbara Lam, was named one of ten 2008 SmartCFO winners by Smart CEO Magazine published in the magazine’s current edition. Read More >>

ARCast.TV - Steve Michelotti of e.magination on High Performance Web Solutions
By Bob Familiar, Channel 9
12/02/08 -

VIDEO -- Dr. Zhiming Xue interviews Steve Michelotti, senior solution architect at e.magination. Steve discusses what his team had to do to build a highly available 64-bit based web solution that supports a demanding service level agreement (SLA): more than 3 billion daily transactions, 99.99% of all transactions under 250 ms response time.

Features on Top of IT
By Dennis McCafferty, Government Executive
02/01/08 - How you manage your contractors can make or break a technology project.

In 2005, the National Drug Intelligence Center in Johnstown, Pa., had a typical software problem. An increasing number of local police agencies, sheriffs' offices and federal investigative units were logging on to the center's Real-Time Analytical Intelligence Database, called RAID, to search for information such as suspects' names, aliases, known addresses and financial assets.

Beyond Tech Measures
By Mark Nolan, FedTech Magazine

Knowing how fast a transaction occurs is irrelevant, if it fails to meet the programs' objectives. Solid metrics must incorporate the human factor