In today’s market, organizations are continuously looking to reduce costs and improve time-to-market. Many companies purchase a number of software applications to fulfill a particular business need while only using a fraction of the capabilities these dedicated tools provide. With NetOxygen Accelerator, rules-based and workflow-driven enterprise web applications can be developed in almost half the time it takes to use traditional development languages.

NetOxygen Accelerator provides a robust set of development libraries and automation tools that allow companies to integrate and leverage current assets while using the latest .NET and XML technologies. And with an easy point-and-click application development environment, business analysts can be leveraged for much of the design while your core development team focuses on the final 20 percent of the traditional coding effort. Screens, fields, user roles, and business rules can be easily modified, providing a highly configurable framework with a rich user interface. The NetOxygen Accelerator platform leverages industry standards at every corner. As a result, data can be easily exchanged with any legacy system in virtually any format using generic import/export components and fine-grained web services.

• A rich screen-design tool and powerful AJAX control library
• A component library that speeds the development of business rules
• Tools and libraries that streamline interface development
• Tools to automate operations and minimize deployment errors
• An open architecture that uses standard languages and database platforms

So, whether you are building a next generation system for trading, tracking medical records, or managing case files, NetOxygen Accelerator lets you quickly build multi-threaded, data-driven, Web-based enterprise platforms that support an unlimited number of users and transactions in a highly secure and scalable environment. See how intuitive innovation can make a difference to your business with NetOxygen Accelerator.

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