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• Authentication
• What are the available authentication mechanisms?
• Where is authentication data stored?
• Is stored authentication data encrypted?
• How is system integration into a ‘single-sign-on’ environment achieved?
• What directory services can the system interface with?
• How is authentication handled in Client Access Mode?
• How is authentication handled in Web access mode?
• How is network traffic encrypted?
• How are firewalls dealt with?
• How is data encrypted in a typical Intranet?
• Architecture
• Does Factonomy adhere to open standards for development and integration?
• What is the underlying development language/environment?
• Can the Framework run in a virtual environment?
• Please give an example of a typical Framework application architecture.
• Hosting & Infrastructure
• What operating systems do the clients need?
• What are the Server’s minimum requirements for a typical application?
• What are the available backup strategies?
• What is the recommended backup strategy
• What are the needed communications protocols?
• What is the projected network load for a 'typical' application?
• What is the needed communications infrastructure?
• How is server clustering handled?
• What would expected response time be for an application?
• What specialist hardware or software is required to host the Framework?
• Integration
• Can the Framework communicate and integrate with a range of other major legacy systems?
• My organisation has employee databases which can be accessed through LDAP, ODBC, and JDBC. Can the Framework co-operate with these databases for authentication purposes?
• My organisation uses a range of Ingress and SQL Server databases supporting LDAP, ODBC and JDBC. Can the Framework update and retrieve information from these systems?
• What backend databases are supported?
• How is upload/download achieved
• Can upload/download be automated
• Can upload/download be handled manually?
• What is the available ODBC link?
• What applications can the Framework export to?
• What export formats are available?
• What applications can the Framework import from?
• What import formats are available?
• What email services can the Framework interface with?
• Can the Factonomy Framework integrate with standard packages (Excel, Word)?
• Development
• What features of the an application developed in the Framework can be customised?
• What are the company policies on operating system patches and upgrades?
• What is the frequency of issuing Framework patches?
• Reporting
• What commercial report writing tools can be used with the Framework?
• Can reports be exported to formats such as Microsoft Word or Excel?
• Can an application be built to allow joins of the underlying table structure to provide additional reporting facilities as required?
• How are reports scheduled and where can they be displayed?
• Clientware
• What are the PC’s minimum requirements for the client application?
• Can applications run within the Linux desktop environment?
• Do Factonomy Framework applications support the use of mobile devices e.g. handheld pc?
• User Management
• Is it possible to assign insert, update, view and modify privileges to groups on module, menu options, screens and button operation?
• Print
• Will applications built in the Framework allow the system administrator the ability to set up default printer(s) ?
• How is distributed printing handled?
• Does the Framework restrict printing in anyway?
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