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La
tecnologia innovativa di Teleporto Adriatico
D.Dense
The innovative technology of Teleporto Adriatico D.Dense
is an innovative technology restated by Teleporto Adriatico
specific to the management of workgroup documents. It is based
on the Lotus Notes/Lotus Domino platform and is able to extend
its potential.
The
starting point defined for the development of D.Dense
is to evolve the concept of a document considered as a static
object containing invariable (inert) data; the innovative idea
on which this system is based is the store of the individual
data present in a document as a network of data vectors. For
D.Dense
documents do not exist physically, but are rebuilt as virtual
documents each time, when required by the user. When reference
is made to a document this is quickly rebuilt by an access algorithm
that, on the basis of the identity of the user, extracts the
information of his/her interest, and is presented as a dynamical
document which is destroyed when the access session terminates.
As a result the data that appears in the document will always
be up-to-date.
The
nucleus of the data acts as a hologram: the documents can be
considered as prospective images of a hologram from the point
of view of the individual user. Changing the identity of the
user and consequently his/her access rights, will result in
a change of the prospective view.
This
innovative aspect of D.Dense
in comparison with more traditional technologies presents a
series of advantages amongst which the most evident are that:
- updating
takes place immediately between correlated documents;
- the
database is smaller and grows less quickly, as a consequence
replication time is drastically reduced;
- the redundancy
of data is eliminated;
- D.Dense
is easier to interface with relational database
- the
algorithms of D.Dense
create the documents to be submitted ad hoc for every user,
based on the situation within the available set of data, allowing
the utmost of a dynamic presentation.
D.Dense
principally exploits two of the characteristics of Notes/Domino:
the capacity to replicate its own database, by transmitting
only the information related to the difference between the replicas,
and the capacity of being able to encrypt the transmissions
and the storing of information contained in the database. These
two characteristics are able to guarantee a system that is straightforward,
quick and secure. The severe authentication controls guarantee
furthermore that unauthorised users are not able to gain access
to data that are beyond their competence.
In
addition D.Dense
is able to keep track of document-editing sessions; it is possible
to backtrack and reconstruct the state (condition) and the values
of the network vectors. This allows to rebuild the documents
in the past and to see who has had access, and when and which
modifications have been introduced. This function which allows
to recuperate in any moment even historical data, permits a
noteworthy saving specific to back-end functions.
This
advanced system represents an optimum solution to support the
logic of workflow, because it provides documents whose data
is always revised, and assures a sturdy access control system.
The registration of each individual access is moreover a guarantee
of responsibility and security, because there always exists
the possibility to trace the identity of who has modified a
document in which period of time and in which way.
Data
management is facilitated by the fact that there is no redundancy.
Therefore the dimensions of the databases are smaller and as
a result it is possible to manage the databases at a scaled
size that is less than the memory required by traditional systems,
which means a saving of 90% of the resources.
D.Dense
aims to meet presently requirements specific to the logistics
sector, but it is also structured in such a way as to be ideally
adaptable for workgroup and workflow management in many fields;
in particular in all areas where it is necessary to keep, for
relevant economic reasons, a trace of all the steps one document
makes.
D.Dense
could provide an essential application for example in the following
sectors:
- the banking
sector;
- the insurance
sector;
- the health
service sector;
- privately
owned chain establishments;
- local
businesses;
- service
enterprises in particular distribution and marketing;
- in general:
customer care management (with clients, agents, agencies and
branches).
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