Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat Databases do PSNext Support? Can we link PSNext to our ERP System?
Most enterprise PSNext implementations have linked PSNext to one or more other systems in the organisation. The most common link is with enterprise ERP systems, such as SAP, JD Edwards, BST, PeopleSoft, Syspro, Accpac, etc. Although, each organisation follows a different approach, usually financial and resource data is transferred to PSNext on a daily basis to produce integrated reports using the powerful and flexible PSNext report writer. In some cases PSNext project and timesheet data is transferred to the ERP system. PSNext was developed to allow easy interfacing with other enterprise systems. For example, often PSNext can read the ERP data directly resulting in a seamless interface. Links to other enterprise systems are not regarded as a particularly challenging. However, a detailled specification document is required before configuring such a link.
What is Java EE? Java Enterprise Edition (formely known as J2EE) is a widely used enterprise computing platform for server programming in the Java programming language. This platform enables deployment of fault-tolerant, distributed, multi-tier Java software, based largely on modular components running on an application server. With the backing of Oracle, JEE has increased momentum in the industry. PSNext leverages JEE technology for scalability, reliability and performance. PSNext's Java roots makes the application a pleasure to use. What is the significance of PSNext being "web-based"? The web-based nature of PSNext is due to the fact that it uses internet protocols to communicate between the client (desktop) and the server where all project and resource information resides. This is very significant because PSNext can be used across the Internet or Intranet with no special customisation. What operating system can PSNext run on? Due to it's web-based nature PSNext will run on any platform. Windows, Mac, Linux and more. What are the limitations of PSNext?Almost everything in PSNext is unlimited in nature. There is no limit to the number of projects, tasks, resources, departments, documents, user-defined fields, formulas, etc. We have clients with close to 2000 projects with some projects containing thousands of tasks with 3000 user-defined fields and formulas, all of which is accessed remotely via the Web. Why should I choose PSNext over other systems? |


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