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IBIS

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Technical Description
B. Design Features
- Expandability: it can work with any size business,
from a one-person shop to a large chain of retail
outlets.
- Supporting off-site, secure database servers, with
replication: a business can automatically create its own
backups off-site. No need for a business to place its
precious information on someone else's servers.
- Outsourcing back-up services by providing military
grade encryption: a business can be protected against
hackers.
- Platform independence: a business can run on Windows,
Macintosh, Linux, or Sun systems interoperably.
- Customizable screens via user preference files: the
business will be the one to decide how IBIS will work,
and not the other way around.
- Graphical User Interface (GUI) with an on-line Help
system: non-technical people can use the program with
ease.
- Barcode reader and digital scale support: a business
can simplify the job of data input.
- Java (JDK 1.2 / Java 2) implementation: a business
can avoid the purchase of new IBIS releases in the event
of any changes in OS.
- JDBC interface to an SQL database: other
implementations are possible.
- International standards conformance for Y2K (IEEE,
BSI): a business will not have a problem with dating
until 10000 CE.
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