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Eutech SSII
39 rue Marcel Defrance
10600 La Chapelle Saint-Luc
FRANCE
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Each of our skills is an asset in developping the application you need.
Web application development
- Web 2.0 technologies
- Ajax : "Asynchronous JavaScript and XML", allows rich interface development (more info)
- RIA : Rich Internet Application are web applications which have the same functionality as desktop applications. Adobe AIR and Google Gears are good examples of this new technology.(more info)
- Server technologies
- Linux/Apache/MySQL/PHP (LAMP) : Development platform used to create dynamic website which operates from a database (more info)
- .Net : Wide collection of products and technologies from Microsoft (more info)
- J2EE : Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition is a specification of the Sun Programming language particularly focused on business application (more info)
Rich web applications by Eutech
- no installation
- no maintenance on client-side
- no tedious updates
- Software and platform independent
- Portable solution
- Interoperability capabilities
- Secure and reliable network protocol
- Always up-to-date with the leading technologies
- No need for your users to be computer experts
- As ergonomic as a normal software
- Cross platform
- No plugins or applets thanks to AJAX
- No page refresh, which means optimized bandwidth
- Offline mode
Specific development
- Microsoft Biztalk : Automation and optimization of business processes by Microsoft (more info)
- Microsoft Sharepoint : Suite of server capabilities for enterprise search, content management, business process facilitation, simplified information sharing, and enhanced business insight (more info)
- Google Search Appliance : All the power of the google functionality in different services for businesses : calendar, email, searches (more info)
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Development methods
Our development method has been inspired by Extreme Programming, Unified Process and the recommandations of the book Getting Real by the creators of Ruby On Rail.
