What is the QMware data framework….?!?!?
The QMware data framework is unique in the fact that data is shared as it happens, to basically any device capable of running an app and connecting to a network…
The basics first…
How data is communicated:
Data is shared on the same way you share a picture or news article on your favorite social network, but with a twist: It isn’t public, you ‘invite’ people or groups to access data. This not only makes the data exclusive, but it gives you control over the access of it.
The principle…
Why is data communicated this way? The answer: Pure and simple control!
- Control: Know who has access to what, who is in the loop, where your data is going and what impact it has on your business…
- Your: Because you choose what data to share and with whom to share it, communications are and in-time decision making significantly improved based on NOW data…
- Footprint: Being responsible in sharing means you are taking into consideration not just the type and volume of data but also the impact it has in presenting it; Multi platform availability could, or should, eliminate the need for printing…
Data footprint and access…
The framework has been designed with redundancy (how safe) and efficiency (how quick) in mind, providing the best possible method for generating, evaluating and distributing data.
For single site operations i.e. the non-enterprise or small business/start-up:
- Data is generated and shared from within and shared to cloud
- Clients and collaborators have platforms on which the can access cloud data directly
For multiple site operations i.e. enterprise or large corporate multi system users:
- Data is generated and shared from within and shared to cloud
- Clients and collaborators have platforms on which the can access cloud data directly
- CDS (Central Data Servers) are configured to the same standard as the cloud platforms where ERP systems can directly import and evaluate data. Internal clients (on the same network) can directly access CDS data instead of Cloud, increasing speed and limiting taxonomy on the internet infrastructure.
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