Adedeji Olowe, a Web application developer at First City Monument Bank Plc in Lagos Nigeria, has been using ColdFusion for several years. He has experience developing and extending enterprise applications for companies in the financial industry as well as in Active Directory integration.
In the 21st century business environment, companies live and die by their fat and bogus enterprise applications. New mega-industry groups have been created not only to develop these applications, but deploy, support, and train.Oct. 6, 2006 12:00 PM EDT Reads: 8,639
How does a bank justify using over $200 million in shareholder funds to its shareholders? That's the million-dollar question that CEOs of banks in Nigeria were trying to answer in the aftermath of the forced capitalization imposed on them by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
The majority of ColdFusion applications live far away, hidden, in enterprise fortresses as applications that small-to-large organizations depend on. In these organizations, especially the medium-to-large ones, there are well-established network infrastructures to manage the users, work...
