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EKA
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EKA.SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE
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| System architecture is defined as - the knowledge centric, web based, distributed function system. | ||
| During the client-server application development era, it has been the functions and features of software that has been the centric view. | ||
| Under the knowledge centric world, it will be the knowledge and the workflow functions of task and contact management that will be key. Specific functions such as leave applications, invoices, contact records, document management - these will become "services" provided as a thin customised layer or workbench around the knowledge system. | ||
| Today we can see the first steps being taken towards the knowledge centric architecture with the promotion of the benefits of business process management over transaction data processing, the increased use of portals to try to present a single view of multiple sources of information, and the use of OLAP databases to try to extract meaningful information from transaction data. | ||
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