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Q. What platform does PriorityOne run on? A. Because PriorityOne has been built on a 3-tier architecture, it will run on just about anything. PriorityOne has been successfully installed and proven to run on IBM's pSeries, xSeries and iSeries.
Q. What level of access can I expect? A. The open architecture supports ease of access from anywhere in the world; down to smart phone / PDA level for alerts, tasks, timesheet updates etc.
Q. What database does PriorityOne use? A. The standard database is Cloudescape (Apache Derby), but because PriorityOne is built to an n-tier architecture it could be used with DB2, CloudeScape, Oracle or SQLserver).
Q. How secure is PriorityOne? A. Each user is allocated a unique user ID and password to access the system. Also, every option within PriorityOne is controlled by internal security so that a user can only access options he/she has been assigned. |
Gartner
Group (1998)
“Project success rates for normal Application Development environments are dismal. Without transparent, brutally honest planning and project management, development projects will yield the same results every time – and at increasing cost. Inadequate, incomplete, impossible or misleading project plans will cause organisations with poor planning and reporting processes to fail….. and at rates that are double that of organisations who employ rigorous and objective planning techniques. It represents a ‘bet-the-business’ process, whose failure could mean the collapse of the business itself”.
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