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Tr-IPS open-standard programmable technology platform supports transactional delivery of
administration services and periodic reporting within and outside the organization.
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Our overriding objective is to ensure fast development cycle, good cost-benefit ratios,
and sufficient degrees of security and scalability, by minimizing potential for costly maintenance, training
and support.
Hardware and Software
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Written in XML, Perl, SQL, and integrated with email, workflow
agents and advanced AI expert-system technologies, our system consists of several
hundred thousand lines of code. The server can reside on any
inexpensive, readily available, mature and stable hardware that could
support Windows 2000 and MS IIS platform. If required, Perl provides
easy portability to the Unix environment, as it was originally
developed for it.
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We have selected xHTML, a subset of XML, as a well-structured
document development application standard. xHTML is currently the only
XML schema that can be used as a development rather than experimental
platform and can be displayed by the newest browsers on the market. As
the XML standard matures, we plan to use other schemas that will be
universally supported, i.e., do not require installation of
proprietary applications on the user desktop.
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In a typical corporate environment our technology platform is much
faster and inherently more secure than would be applet-based
implementations. It can also work with legacy non-graphic workstations
still used in some government organizations and private corporations.
Applets have a well-documented tendency to freeze older workstations.
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Databases are in ODBC-compatible format and require approximately 10 Mbytes of disk space
initially, with an increase of about 5 Kbytes per additional user, and additional 2 Kbytes per transaction.
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Tr-IPS intranet/Extranet-based server supports sophisticated
interactive forms, multi-field intelligent inputs, in-context
instructions and other transactions, feedback and exception-management
tools compelled by its demanding functionality.
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Corporate users can access the service through all commonly used Web
browsers and email client software.
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It is hardly a secret that PC workstations used in many government
organizations and private corporations are not always of the latest
variety or have inadequate internal memory. Our versatile, robust and
easy to maintain operating environment has been developed to support
rapid implementation across organizations where legacy applications
and older networking solutions are still widely used.
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Even though an Internet-based technology platform always requires
constant improvements and updates, our main technology strategy is to
upgrade as we go and implement new competitive features
with advances in Internet and evolvement in customer preferences.
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Many government organizations and private corporations currently
mandate the use of our technology platform as the only one that they
are willing to support. The product has been developed to be easily
scaled up by porting it to the mainstream Web hosting services, as
there is nothing in the technology platform or architecture that
requires running a proprietary platform.
Security Requirements
Security requirements for the browser are entirely dependent on organizational policies.
The platform is fully compatible with any
security level implemented in the given organization. If the system
resides on open Internet, transactional security can be enhanced by
the use of Secure Socket Layer, Version 3 (SLL3) and 128 bits
encryption keys, or even more powerful PKI solutions. Browsers that
default to the 40 bits International standard will be able to service
clients outside the US and Canada.
Many organizations ban the use of applets on local browsers or strip
them from the Web pages using a firewall or a proxy server. Our
technology platform does not overburden client organizations with the
need to change their security policies.
The above are minimum recommended configurations. Effective operation
might be affected by local hardware, software and networking
components. Discuss details with your corporate technical support.
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