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Distributed processing to increase scalability.
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Client Server Applications
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Client/Server architecture is one of the central ideas of network computing. Most
of today's business applications use this model, in which applications or data are
requested from one computer (the client) and provided by another computer (the server).
It is usually distinguished from the older, centralized, mainframe computer model
by the use of small and dispersed computers. Today, however, even mainframe computers
use the Client/Server architecture. The two types of Client/Server architecture
are:
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Two-tier architecture
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The user interface is normally located in the user's desktop and the database processes
are handled by a powerful server. The business rules could be handled either by
the client or the server, depending on the application. While simple, this architecture
offers less scalability and restricts flexibility.
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Three-tier or multi-tier architecture
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This is an evolutionary step which adds a middle-tier to increase flexibility. The
middle-tier could include application servers, transaction processing monitors,
and message queue servers. It can provide a variety of services, including message
queuing and database staging. This architecture improves performance, flexibility,
and scalability, and usually involves complex application development.
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Blue bird's Offering
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Today's Client/Server technology market is evolving fast, and staying on top of
development requires professionals who can focus on technology and move in tandem
with emerging trends. Since Client/Server technology marries a variety of new and
old technologies, languages, and architectures, it is imperative to partner with
an organization, which understands change, and has been through several architectural
evolutions. Instcomp has extensive experience with a variety of platforms, from
Mainframe to Open Systems, from JCL to Java, from "Monolithic" to "Distributed Object
Computing." Let us leverage our expertise to your benefit. Our Client/Server offering
also include:
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 Our information technology professionals
develop collaborative workflows that extend the supply chain, and integrate it with
external databases (such as supplier and customer bases) and other corporate systems.
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E-Business oriented Supply Chain solutions, such as front-end and back-end development
and integration
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Systems planning and implementation of supply and demand plans and their fluctuations
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Systems coordination of internal and external organizations, to maximize utilization
and productivity of supply chain systems
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Industry specific supply chain solutions
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