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Centralized computing / Mashup / Web development / Software architecture / Rich Internet applications / Lotus Mashups / IBM Mashup Center / World Wide Web / Computing / Web 2.0
Date: 2011-09-23 16:16:19
Centralized computing
Mashup
Web development
Software architecture
Rich Internet applications
Lotus Mashups
IBM Mashup Center
World Wide Web
Computing
Web 2.0

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