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- Process data at the data source
- Process data even if the user is disconnected from the network
- Access and deliver information across multiple networks (LANs, Intranets and Internet)
- Use wire-line or wireless communication
- Support multiple client devices, such as Desktop Computers, PDAs, Notebook Computers, and Smart Phones
Today's competitive business environment demands that
information be available anytime, anywhere, and
independent of specific computing or communication
devices. Mobile workers may be working from their home,
moving around an office campus environment, or on the
road. They may use notebook computers at the home,
desktop machines at the office, PDAs on the road, and
Smart Phones in the car. Information accessibility is
more than just the right connection, it means that
information is obtained through:
- Decisions Based on Intermediate Steps and Multiple Tasks
- Access to Multiple Databases or Multiple LANs
- Execution of Applications
It may take you minutes, hours, or even days to access, process, and deliver that information. How often have you heard or said: "I'll have to call my office to see if someone can access that file to get the answer for you"? You need access to your office LANs regardless of the computing device, communication system, or network, to provide and deliver information that fast forwards your business to success. Information is of little value if it is not timely.
Concordia-enabled applications perform data access, decision execution, and notification; providing you the information and answers you need, when and where you need them.