Computer technologies are an important means to an end. They are necessary to the implementation of information systems solutions but not sufficient for excellent and permanent solutions. This page lists the primary technologies and products with which we have significant expertise.
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Web Application Technologies and Products |
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| ASP.Net | Active Server Pages component in Microsoft .NET for powerful and dynamic web applications |
| ASP | Older but still useful Active Server Pages for dynamic and server-based web applications |
| ADO | The ActiveX Data Object for a wide range of data sources |
| ADO.NET | The ActiveX Data Object extended and enhanced for Microsoft .Net |
| VB.Net | The latest version of Visual Basic, optimized to operate in the Microsoft .Net framework |
| FrontPage | Microsoft's product for the development and maintenance of web sites |
| SharePoint Portal Server | Microsoft's powerful and extensible information portal server to support web-based information sharing |
| Data Manipulation Technologies and Products | |
| SQL | Structured Query Language used to access and manipulate structured data, often in a rational database |
| Microsoft SQL Server | Microsoft's relational database management system that can support large scale applications |
| Microsoft Access | Microsoft's much maligned relational database system that can be used for prototyping and small scale applications |
| VBA | Visual Basic for Applications is a form of Visual Basic that allows manipulation and extension of several of the Microsoft Office applications. We have implements applications using it in Excel, Access, Work and Outlook. |
| System Management Technologies | |
| WMI | Windows Management Instrumentation classes of virtually all parts of modern Windows internal information |
| ADSI | Active Directory Service Interfaces which allows for the searching and manipulation of the Windows Active Directory |
| WSH | Windows Scripting Host which implements a range of scripting technologies in Windows |
| VBScript | A simple, object oriented scripting language that allows manipulation of Windows objects |
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Electronic Mail |
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| Exchange Server | Microsoft's corporate e-mail and collaboration server |
Page last updated on Sunday November 27, 2005