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Integrated Web Solutions

Broadly the term "eBusiness" refers to using the Internet for doing business. It is a partnership between business specialists and technology specialists.

In eBusiness Internet/Web is used to avail following benefits:

• Communicate with customers, clients or suppliers.
• Order products and services.
• Sell products or services.
• Find information, such as prices, phone numbers, and reviews of products.
• Research, such as the latest industry trends.
• Provide information about own products and services.
• Manage the information in our own business.
• Online banking or other financial transactions.

Our eBusiness service offerings

• Enterprise Portals
• Content Management
• Web Services

Enterprise Portals

Enterprise Portals is a customizable interface for people to access and exchange information online.

With Enterprise Portal:

• Productivity is increased with efficient access to relevant information.
• Easily and effectively share information with customers and partners.
• Processes are streamlined or are easy to streamline as paper work is reduced.

Content Management

Content management systems are crucial in organizing a variety of data so that it benefits the business as a whole and increases profitability.

Content management systems vary greatly in their functions and what certain businesses may need them for. Some businesses need them to help organize transactions, others require them for managing data put on the web, still others call for content management systems to organize and classify all the documents and content of a company.

Content management systems can range from being very basic all the way up to having thousands of state-of-the-art features and covering every aspect of a business' needs. The key is finding the right content management system that is a perfect "fit" for your organization or department. A little research upfront can help most people find content management systems that make sense for them.

Web Services

Web services are a new breed of Web application. They are self-contained, self-describing, modular applications that can be published, located, and invoked across the Web. Web services perform functions, which can be anything from simple requests to complicated business processes. Once a Web service is deployed, other applications (and other Web services) can discover and invoke the deployed service.

Web services is basically XML based technology in which data is exchanged as XML documents so that two applications created using heterogeneous technologies can talk to each other.

Web services can be implemented using both Sun Microsystems Java Technology as well as Microsoft .Net technologies. Applications developed using these two can exchange data using predefined business functions.