"Static web-sites" continue to serve a highly useful service: the presentation of information that seldom, if ever changes.

But "web applications" unleash a new dimension of helpful solutions, by allowing site-users to connect to your company's databases. Making corporate data available through the web--whether through Internet browsers or mobile devices--promises manifold possibilities. Your customers or sales representatives, for example, can place orders or work requests, then check the status of those jobs; submit maintenance requisitions or query current manufacturing lead-times; have access to customer databases and client information.

Commonly referred to as "dynamic web-sites," such applications require no maintenance on your part. Instead, your internal, computerized office procedures interact with a database which is then accessible to users of your web-site. Your users are enabled to see, update, or add to that database as you choose, providing truly useful solutions.