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Packt Enterprise will continue to develop the focussed, hands-on books that readers know Packt for. The brand aims to provide the real world knowledge and wisdom that IT professionals with from-the-trenches experience can offer.

Through Packt Enterprise, Packt can move more deeply into the world of Enterprise software. Specialisation allows a greater focus on, and better understanding of, Enterprise technologies and the people who work with them.

Packt Enterprise books can be summed up through the tagline "Professional Expertise Distilled". They take in-the-trenches knowledge from experienced software professionals, and distil it into a single, easy to follow manuscript.

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Cisco Unified Communications Manager 8: Call Routing, Dial Plan, and E.164

by Tanner Ezell | March 2012 | Enterprise Articles

This article by Tanner Ezell, author of Cisco Unified Communications Manager 8: Expert Administration Cookbook focuses on implementing local route groups, device pools, and route patterns. All the recipes in this article require administrator access to the Unified Communications Manager (UCM). It is strongly recommended you get comfortable performing these recipes in a lab environment before implementing them into production.

We will cover:

  • Implementing local route groups with device pools for E.164 call routing
  • Implementing E.164 route patterns and partitions
  • Implementing E.164 called and calling party transformations
  • Implementing least cost call routing using Tail End Hop Off
  • Implementing call restrictions with line blocking patterns and calling search spaces
Read Cisco Unified Communications Manager 8: Call Routing, Dial Plan, and E.164 in full

Combining Silverlight and Windows Azure projects

by David Burela | March 2012 | Enterprise Articles Microsoft

It can be difficult to combine multiple different frameworks into the same solution while working with new technologies. This article will focus on how to combine Silverlight 4, Windows Azure, and a WCF 4.0 (Windows Communication Foundation) service together.

In this article by David Burela, author of Microsoft Silverlight 5 and Azure Enterprise Integration, we will discuss the following topics:

  • Combining Silverlight and Windows Azure projects
  • Consuming an Azure-hosted WCF service within a Silverlight application
  • Configuring the number of web roles
Read Combining Silverlight and Windows Azure projects in full

Silverlight 5 LOB Development : Validation, Advanced Topics, and MVVM

by Braulio Díez | March 2012 | Enterprise Articles Microsoft

Most Line of Business (LOB) applications have to interact with a database. The recommended technology in order to cover this interaction is RIA Services.

In this article by Braulio Díez Botella,co-author of Mastering LOB Development for Silverlight 5: A Case Study in Action we will cover:

  • Validation
  • Advanced topics
  • RIA Services and MVVM
Read Silverlight 5 LOB Development : Validation, Advanced Topics, and MVVM in full

Monitoring and Responding to Windows Intune Alerts

by David Overton | February 2012 | Enterprise Articles Microsoft

In this article by David Overton, author of Microsoft Windows Intune 2.0: Quickstart Administration, we will examine the real-time nature of PC management as we explore the alerts that Windows Intune raises which require action on our part, exploring how we both monitor and respond to them.

We can have configure computers to minimize situations where alerts will be raised through good practices of updates, firewall, and anti-malware management. However, problems will still arise with users' computers, whether this is a request for assistance, a computer that will not boot, or some other warning picked up by Windows Intune. These need to be categorized and responded to in a timely manner. Some can be closed and filed depending on circumstances, while others require a visit to the computer itself with other tools to further diagnose and resolve.

In this article, we will discuss this in the following sections:

  • General Windows Intune alerts
  • Malware alerts
  • Remote Assistance alerts
Read Monitoring and Responding to Windows Intune Alerts in full

New Features in Notes/Domino 8.5.3 Development

by Barry Rosen Scott O'Keefe Tim Speed | January 2012 | Enterprise Articles IBM

IBM Lotus Domino software is a world class platform for critical business, collaboration, and messaging applications. You can create and share information effectively to make quick business decisions and streamline the way individuals and teams work. It is no longer just an e-mail tool, but a means of extending business communications to a new level. In order to utilize all the powerful features of the new release, you need to upgrade your existing system to Lotus Notes and Domino 8.5.3.

In this article by Tim Speed, Barry Rosen, and Scott O'Keffe, authors of IBM Lotus Notes and Domino 8.5.3: Upgrader's Guide, we will cover the following features:

  • Composite applications
  • Lotus Component Designer
  • New Web 2.0 features
  • Lotus Expeditor
Read New Features in Notes/Domino 8.5.3 Development in full

Force.com: Data Management

by Siddhesh Kabe | January 2012 | CRM Enterprise Articles

The MVC model helps us separate the business logic from the display and data. Now, we can build an application on Force.com . For an effective application, having correct data is as important as having efficient business logic. Force.com is suitable for data-driven and process-driven applications, hence the data operations are massive. Force.com provides us with some really nice and efficient tools to manage, manipulate, and clean massive data per iteration.

In this article by Siddhesh Kabe, author of Force.com Developer Certification Handbook (DEV 401), we will learn:

  • How to import data using the data loader
  • The standard data management operations
  • How to import data using wizard
  • How to execute the data loader via command line
  • Some lessons in Force.com IDs

So let's start playing with the data.

Read Force.com: Data Management in full

Gadgets in JIRA

by Jobin Kuruvilla | December 2011 | Enterprise Articles

In this article by Jobin Kuruvilla author of JIRA Development Cookbook, we will cover:

  • Writing JIRA 4 gadgets
  • Invoking REST services from gadgets
  • Configuring user preferences in gadgets
  • Accessing gadgets outside of JIRA
Read Gadgets in JIRA in full

Integrating IBM Cognos TM1 with IBM Cognos 8 BI

by Ankit Garg | December 2011 | Cookbooks Enterprise Articles IBM

In this article written by Ankit Garg, author of IBM Cognos TM1 Cookbook, we will deal with integration of the planning application and reporting layer. The recipe includeded is used to demonstrate how IBM Cognos BI components can be interfaced with IBM Cognos TM1 planning application.

We will cover Integrating IBM Cognos TM1 with IBM Cognos 8 BI recipe in this article

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JIRA: Programming Workflows

by Jobin Kuruvilla | December 2011 | Enterprise Articles Web Services

In this article by Jobin Kuruvilla author of JIRA Development Cookbook, we will cover:

  • Writing a workflow condition
  • Writing a workflow validator
  • Writing a workflow post function
  • Editing an active workflow
Read JIRA: Programming Workflows in full

1ZO-051: Understanding Oracle JOIN Syntax

by Steve Ries | November 2011 | Enterprise Articles Oracle

Beginning with database version 10g, Oracle has provided a new syntax for retrieving data from multiple tables. While Oracle's syntax has not yet gained widespread acceptance, we will see that it offers some advantages, not least of which is its simpler syntax. Many consider Oracle's join syntax to be more intuitive and readable than the ANSI standard.

In this article by Steve Ries, author of OCA Oracle Database 11g: SQL Fundamentals I: A Real World Certification Guide (1ZO-051) we shall join tables using the new Oracle join syntax.

Read 1ZO-051: Understanding Oracle JOIN Syntax in full

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