| Conventional methods |
BabySentryPro Original motivations |
| 1- Clients place their request to Application Server (via DICOM). |
1- SCALABILITY
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To support scalable on-line transaction processing, and linear throughput growth for additional resources | |
| 2- Application Server creates an instance of Remote Data Module to attend the client. |
2- INTEROPERABILITY
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To support multiple interface layers, including graphical, host-based, voice response, and optical character recognition. | |
| 3- Application Server acts as a Data Retrieval Engine. It accesses data (via ADO), processes it and saves changes. |
3- AUTONOMY
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To produce reusable application components that could be shared among similar systems. | |
| 4- Application Server builds response data, sends it to the client and destroys instance previously created. |
4- RELIABILITY
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To provide accurate results (ACID) | |
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5- SECURITY
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To centralize information security and control, with role creations, defined users with their unique username and password and assigned permissions. | |
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6- TRAFFIC OPTIMIZATION
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To minimize network interaction. | |
