@massimo suggested the best possible implementation, because without websockets you can't "push" any event to the boss computer. However, if the B boss doesn't need an instant update (i.e. can wait a few seconds between the A submit and B's browser reloading the page ) you can hook up in B's page a continuos ajax loop that checks every once in a while if there's a new record and update the page accordingly. It's what peoples did back when websockets weren't around: it's not as "istantly" and it burns a few cpu cycles more, but it can work nonetheless if you don't have strict requirements of being super-responsive.
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