“The PCA crew is leagues above
the competition” - Pepsico-
"a prior vendor failed to develop
the application, which (Practical) delivered." - Franklin Park -
"the application (is) easier to use, with a
much simpler, more intuitive use interface" - Royal Administration Services -
"Sometimes it's the things you don't ask for
that are important" - Royal Administration Services -
"PCA turned our raw data and algorithms into easy to use
and understand features and reports." - CareScout -
"The quality and professionalism ... has been
so outstanding that we want to send you a letter of thanks." - USALCO -
"PCA people and applications stand out by
far exceeding our expectations." - USALCO -
"The resulting application greatly increas(ed)...
our business effectiveness and efficiency." - The Advest Group -
"PCA completes projects
efficiently and effectively" - Pepsico
Smart Client Advantages
The battle between IT and the end users can be resolved with Smart Clients. They provide the usability, performance and integration of desktop applications, such as Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Access. But, they offer centralized management, security and an easy to deploy and low maintenance cost solution. The results are robust business solutions that use the Internet as a worldwide LAN with true Desktop functionality and performance.
The Smart Client Platform is an extensive library of re-usable software modules designed to support the next generation of easy-to-use, low-cost business solutions. Practical Computer Applications (PCA) has developed many different custom business solutions over the years, and we often re-use existing software components whenever possible to keep costs down. We quickly figure out how to map your business model into a database-model with an easy-to-use interface, and bring the best ideas to our clients.
Practical Computer Applications (PCA) can help you with your Smart Client system. Call us at 877-843-3405 or use our form to request a free initial consultation.
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