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The software world is going through rapid changes and new technologies and areas keep coming up. This influences the way software is written and delivered.
We cover two such areas here:
SAAS (Software-as-a-service)
Software has traditionally been delivered with installation packages and customer would setup it up in-house for use. Customer would thus have to pay a major fixed cost upfront plus additional licensing cost. With the software being installed in-house customer would need to setup a team to maintain it.
SAAS or On-Demand software, on the other hand, is delivered over the web as a service and doesn’t have to be installed at customer premises. Companies that generally build this software and host it for use on the web are termed as service providers. Customers who wish to use it pay for usage of the service and it’s mainly a subscription cost and it’s nothing compared to the overall cost of buying traditional software. Service providers are responsible for maintaining and upgrading the software.
We have skills and knowledge to build end-to-end products and solution using SAAS. We have expertise in the following:
- Multi-tenant architecture to support multiple clients.
- Building professional AJAX based UI that runs across variety of browsers.
- Supporting large number of users and building a scalable architecture.
- Building secure applications with low response time.
- Building and supporting applications that are available 24X7
- Multiple technology expertise including open source to achieve the above.
SOA (Service Oriented Architecture)
Service is an entry point to service oriented architecture (SOA) that offers information access to complex, heterogeneous data sources within your company as reusable services. These services may be available both within the enterprise and across your value chain. Once built, Service Oriented architecture reduces cost and time required to implement new solutions and hence improves IT and business efficiency. Essentially, it increases your organizations agility.
We have capability to understand the business processes and build an architectural model based on SOA for integrating business partners’, customers’ and suppliers’ services into an enterprise’s business processes. Further, this model could be implemented and reusable services could be exposed to enable easy integration with stakeholders. |
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