Magic Software Enterprises, Ltd., a provider of application platforms and business and process integration solutions, has released uniPaaS, its flagship application platform. The platform, which includes a .NET rich internet client, is designed to allow organizations to develop and deploy applications in approximately one-fifth of the time and effort it takes other technologies and is best suited for mobile, field service, supply chain and vertical business applications.
uniPaaS version 1.5 is Magic Software’s first Rich Internet Application (RIS) and SaaS Enabled Application Platform (SEAP). Some features and benefits include:
- uniPaaS features a single development paradigm that automatically handles the Client and Server partitioning. With no need to follow distinct Client and Server paradigms and no need to explicitly install Client-side software, total cost of ownership is greatly reduced.
- uniPaaS can deploy in multiple modes – on-premise as well as on-demand. Users can move smoothly between RIA and Client/Server without re-writing their application.
- Magic Software application owners and ISVs can extend their service and product offerings to include RIA and SaaS deployment, while significantly lowering their application maintenance and delivery costs.
- ISV’s and Enterprises new to Magic Software can implement their applications on a single platform while supporting both Client/Server and Web based deployments, significantly reducing their investment for moving to RIA.
Company Facts
Founded in 1986.
Headquarters in Or Yehuda, Israel.
Products: uniPaaS (application platform) and iBOLT (business integration).
Website: www.magicsoftware.com.
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