Highlights of our technology approach are as follows:
- Designed for portability and scalability
- Java-based
- Platform independent
- Object Oriented
- n-tier architecture
- Use of XML standards
- Open, extensible data model and API layer
In today's environment, cross-platform support is essential; therefore the C4i™ suite of
solutions has been designed to provide support to a diverse set of systems in a variety of
environments.
solutions has been designed to provide support to a diverse set of systems in a variety of
environments.
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The C4i solutions have been built to run on a cluster of web servers and application servers.
This architecture allows our solutions to be scaled as required, thereby ensuring that additional
processing power, when added to the system, can be used to respond to increased
requirements (such as increasing data volumes).
This architecture allows our solutions to be scaled as required, thereby ensuring that additional
processing power, when added to the system, can be used to respond to increased
requirements (such as increasing data volumes).
Our solution is composed of a java based server portion which runs on most networked systems
including Windows, Solaris, HP-UX, AIX, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, SUSE Linux, and z/OS, and
an xml, html and javascript based client portion which runs in Microsoft Internet Explorer. No
separate client program needs to be installed by the end user. The use of these internet-based
technologies enables future versions of our products to take advantage of improvements in
these and related technologies.
including Windows, Solaris, HP-UX, AIX, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, SUSE Linux, and z/OS, and
an xml, html and javascript based client portion which runs in Microsoft Internet Explorer. No
separate client program needs to be installed by the end user. The use of these internet-based
technologies enables future versions of our products to take advantage of improvements in
these and related technologies.