Technology - Enterprise Architecture

OUR TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS:

Networking

We have extensive experience in building and maintaining local and wide area networks for large, medium, or small sized businesses.

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IT Strategic Planning and Operations Management

Alliance's Technology Solutions focus on helping you build and maintain a technology infrastructure that is right for your organization.

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Hosting

The flexibility of our data center lets you decide whether you want to manage your applications, servers or websites or if you want us to manage them for you.

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Service-Oriented Architecture

Alliance Technologies can help your business develop a vision and a roadmap to improve business responsiveness by simplifying enterprise computing.

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PITSS.CON-Oracle Forms Migration

With PITSS.CON (short for PITSS Converter), you can automate your migration processes in any Oracle FORMS version, and make a real improvement to your company's productivity.

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Enterprise Architecture

Citrix® NetScaler® Systems make your Web applications run up to 15x faster, while dramatically reducing operational expenses.

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Enterprise Architecture

The Challenges of Application Delivery

IT ISN'T EASY

Today's enterprises rely heavily on their business applications. Inventory, customer relations, sales, accounting and other applications are the lifeblood of a company's operations, and delivering these applications to users is a major challenge for businesses today. In order to be most productive, employees, telecommuters, business partners, customers and remote office workers must all have unimpeded access to their critical applications. Any shortcomings in usability, security or availability will cause productivity and profitability to suffer.

There are many obstacles to delivering applications efficiently. Low–bandwidth, high–latency WAN and dial–up connections result in low throughput and long wait times. Incomplete security leaves holes through which private data can be intercepted or applications can be brought down. Server resource constraints produce poor response times for all users. A large user base strains infrastructure and causes outages. Slow or difficult–to–use remote access causes lost productivity when traveling. These obstacles must all be overcome in order to provide productive, usable access to applications.