| What is a Web Application? |
A web application is any programme
that runs entirely from within a browser, for example in Microsoft
Internet Explorer.
Web applications
are now very common.
If you have ever bought online, or done an online serach using
Google then you have used a Web Application.
A
web application can be used to run almost any
aspect of your business you can think of:
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- manage teams
- resources and schedules
- train your
workforce
- give quotes or take orders.
And the chances are that a web application will do
the job better than your existing system, whether manual or computer driven.
Why
Web Applications beat Traditional Software |
Traditional software is usually expensive, especially
when you consider the True Cost of Ownership, which includes high
cost items
like installation, upgrades to PCs, and training.
Web applications allow
you link people and data in new and more effective ways, and
at a lower cost. in ways that
were never possible using traditional software. |
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Web applications are easier to use, and look more attractive than
traditional software.
How can you use the web to reduce costs or improve
performance in your company?
Imagine ... any combination of sales force data,
training data, production or performance data, customer or supplier
data linked in new ways to give you information for a positive
competitive edge.
See how Managers can use Web Applications
Advantages of Web Applications for the IT Department
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Click HERE for
an interactive flash presentation on the benefits & uses of web
applications. It'll will take about a minute
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