| Overview: |
Benefits: |
| what
is it? |
- Custom software affords the client a means to extract new
benefits from existing installations.
- This approach
adapts an existing installation to emerging new needs.
- This tailored
approach extends the useful life and value of ageing but proven
technologies.
- Custom software developments allow special problems to be solved
without dependency on operating system version or database type.
- This results in full freedom to respond to client needs.
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Custom software is developed when “out-of-the-box” solutions do not
exist. |
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why Custom
software? |
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It
specifically targets a technical or informational obstacle to the client
goal. A well-crafted special purpose application is developed to bridge
the technology gap. |
| where can I use it? |
- Custom protocols developed to translate data
from existing instruments for wider use and database entry
- Custom conversion of database record set “OLD”
to recordset “NEW”
- Custom development “one-touch” conversion of
single language user interfaces to multi-lingual user interfaces:
English, Spanish, French
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Benefits in using us: |
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Philadelphia Control Systems, Inc. has never failed to deliver working
and reliable systems in 20+ years of continuing operation.
- Our focus
on technical detail and excellence is applied to each client’s important work.
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| A few of our
experiences: |
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- to positively identify or authenticate employees and
managers. These systems are designed to authenticate employees prior
to entering secure areas or to authenticate electronic
“signatures/approvals” of important documents or transactions.
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- to automatically calculate and prepare cost records for
internal use or invoices to outside customers. Records and invoices
can be paper, electronic, or secure web accessed displays.
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- to allocate human and material resources. These make
efficient and rational preplanned use of available resources, staff
and equipment.
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- Intelligent
communications systems
- to automatically respond to
urgent business and operational events. These communicate via phone,
pager, wireless and computer networks based on preconfigured
response scenarios. These include unexpected staffing changes,
mobilization of specialized service personnel, coordination with
public safety or outside security authorities.
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