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Introduction
Introduction
What is this product ?
The functionality, operation and benefits of the DataFrameworks software are multi-faceted to cater for the needs of Users, Administrators and Managers. Each of these groups will have a different interest and perspective of the product yet will share a common overall view of its role in the business.
To fully address these requirements we have structured this section of our web site as follows:-
Overview - A general introduction to where DataFrameworks is positioned in a data intensive system together with its basic features and benefits for the business.
Users - A description of the DataFrameworks user to application data interface and how it functions together with the benefits.
Administrators - This section describes how DataFrameworks interfaces with a wide range of file system and other tools to simplify administration and management of storage and reduce the work load.
Management - A description of the ‘top down’ business management capabilities and benefits including all aspects relating to control of the data structure.
Topography - How DataFrameworks fits into your existing system infrastructure is described and illustrated.
Data sheets - The various industry specific data sheets for DataFrameworks may be found in this section.
Online Demonstration - Email us for an interactive on-line illustrative demonstration using many example screens from DataFrameworks.
Trial Program - This page explains how to set up and benefit from a trial of the DataFrameworks suite.
Feedback - We welcome your feedback on DataFrameworks and our web site.
To fully address these requirements we have structured this section of our web site as follows:-
Overview -
Users -
Administrators -
Management -
Topography -
Data sheets -
Online Demonstration -
Trial Program -
Feedback -
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"Our data is worth millions of dollars yet it was poorly managed until we installed DataFrameworks."