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Case Study: Transforming a Traditional Windows Client/Server Application


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03/28/2004



Our software firm's financial application was developed on a traditional clientserver model. Individual user workstations run the application (on the Microsoft Windows Operating System) on a local area network against shared file, print, and database servers. Our customer required that remote users from five locations across the country access the application over remote connectivity. They needed to provide an Application Service Provider (ASP) service with these sites accessing the application on central common hardware. It was critical that the individual locations remain logically independent of each other.

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