Advantages of Web Applications
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No special configuration or changes are
need on user's PCs. |
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Lower costs. |
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Centralised data is
secure and easy to backup. |
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Updates can be made
quickly and easily. |
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Information is accessible to a wide
audience anywhere in the world. |
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Available 24 hours a day, 7 days
a week. |
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Everybody has a browser - familiar interface encourages use. |
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Online training can be completed at
user's own time and pace. |
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Always up-to-date. |
How Web Applications Deliver Business Benefits
Online price lists or quotation
systems reduce the time spent giving prices
to customers over the phone.
Web based documentation eliminates
costly and wasteful distribution of printed materials
Public users can be given
responsibility to maintain their own details online, saving costly
staff time.
Employees or agents located at different
locations, on the road or even abroad, all have
direct access to current information.
Online assessments
allow easy collection & management of results.
Disadvantages of Web Applications
- Slower, as run over the internet
- Interfaces not as sophisticated
- Can take longer to develop as they are more complex, have to work on different browsers, and different versions of browsers.
- Security risks
If you have a bespoke web application in mind, please contact me for an
informal discussion on 01695 720562 or email info@pssuk.com
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