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Why is Java technology
so important? It's the network!
With Java technology, the Internet and private networks become
your computing environment. Coupled with the power of networking,
the Java platform is helping computer users to do things that
were previously unimaginable. For example, users can securely
access their personal information and applications when they're
far away from the office by using any computer that's connected
to the Internet; soon they'll be able to access tailored applications
from a mobile phone based on the Java platform, or even use
smart cards as a pass key to everything from the cash machine
to ski lifts.
Why Java technology? Networks require software that is portable,
modular, and secure -- all areas where Java technology shines,
because it was designed for use on networks from the beginning.
Who's using it?
As you'll see on the next few pages, businesses are using
Java technology because it connects easily to existing computing
systems, lowers computing costs, and speeds software development.
It also lets businesses use the Internet to securely connect
to their customers, suppliers and partners.
And consumers benefit from Java technology because it brings
personal, business, and entertainment services to them --
easily and securely -- in many locations and on many different
kinds of appliances and devices at home, at work and on the
road.
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Java
Techology in Action |
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| The U.S. Postal Service
uses Java software to provide intelligent, self-checking
forms to bulk mail customers. more...
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| This distributed purchasing
application from TRADE'ex helps companies simplify purchasing
and maximize discounts. |
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