Client Server applications

What is a client server application?

A Client Server Application describes the relationship between two computer programs in which one program, the Client, makes a service request to another program, the Server, which fulfills the request. Although the client / server idea can be used on standalone desktops, it is a more important idea in a network.

Client Server Application Description

Client Server application is currently used extensively for web applications development. PHP, Java, ASP are some key programming paradigms used in the development of client server applications. Both intranet and the Internet function on client server applications model. Mobile-commerce, e-commerce etc. work on the basis of client server technology.

What we do?

TCP International is involved in development of client server applications both for the web and the intranet. Hosting server management, network security, online lead generation management and tracking system, online trading and storefront, centralized shopping cart etc. are some of the applications that we have developed using the client server applications technology.

Centralized data management saves reduces data management overheads and also protects data from intruders.

Intranet application development

"A Corporate Intranet is the most cost-effective and efficient way to distribute the right information to the right people at the right moment."

Intranets are like the Internet but access to the facilities is restricted to one company or organization. The technology is just the same as the Internet: users can access web pages, send emails and transfer files and is a very useful way of sharing information amongst employees.

In a way, an Intranet is a private Internet.

An intranet can provide employees up to date information about all the company matters. An Intranet saves your money by drastically reducing the production and distribution costs of paper documents that are revised very often.

An Intranet can also help your employees to work more efficiently by providing them with a well-organized directory of Internet links. Instead of wandering on the Internet in search of information, link collections on the intranet direct them immediately to the web sites they need.

Thus, an Intranet is a cost-effective solution for a company that needs to provide information to its employees on a continuing basis. You can also link an Intranet to your existing website so that certain data can be dynamically exported to it.

Below are a few examples of the possibilities of an intranet:

• Order tracking
• Invoicing
• Contacts database
• User tracking
• Graphical reports
• User forums
• Task lists
• Inventory & warehousing
• Internal email
• Client records
• Customized applications
• Meeting info
• Memos
• Links