TriTeal solves a problem that exists within the corporate enterprise:
unifying the fragmented corporate desktop. The adoption of
client/server technology within the corporate enterprise is one of the
driving forces behind this fragmentation. As a result, corporations
now have multiple proprietary, incompatible systems that are
co-existing with one another, yet not inter-operating. For example, a
company’s Sun-based design engineering application could include SPARC
as the processor, Sun Solaris as the operating system, and Sun
OpenLook (Sun's proprietary CDE) as the desktop. This may not
communicate with the same company's HP-based accounting system
comprised of HP's PA-RISC processor, HP-UX operating system, and HP
VUE (HP's proprietary CDE) on the desktop. In fact, according to
industry estimates, corporate MIS departments, on average,
simultaneously manage 12 different proprietary systems.
TriTeal's Enterprise Desktop (TED) unifies corporation's systems on
the desktop level, reduces overall administrative costs, and protects
the significant pre-existing investments in legacy systems. TED
provides the "glue" that ties together these incompatible systems.
Users are presented with a common desktop environment that provides
the same "look and feel" across multiple hardware platforms,
increasing their overall effectiveness. MIS departments can write an
application once, and can be assured cross-platform deployment.
Overall support and administrative costs can be significantly reduced. |
