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Web Applications

Web Applications are enterprise grade software solutions which have been redesigned to be hosted and accessed through the Internet. Digician's Web Applications have been rebuilt from ground up to fully utilise the latest web development technologies.
Web Applications development requires the skills of a new generation of developers with experience of developing enterprise software, together with an understanding of web development skills

Web Enabled Company.
A Web Application enables any company and its supply chain partners access to the same system, enhancing colaboration and efficiency. more ..

Software As A Service
Software which is provided through the Internet can be delivered as a service. Just subscribe to the service and start using it immediately. If it fails to meet your requirements, just cancel your subscription.
Compared with the traditional Software, which has to be purchased, installed and managed internally, Web Application offers new levels of simplicity, flexiblity and cost effectiveness. more ..


Customer Feature
All Trades Network
All Trades Network
All Trades Network is a franchise network of tradesmen throughout the UK. Nominated by insurance companies to conduct survey and repairs to domestic properties. Digician has developed a Web Based System which manages the coordination between the various parities, logistics, documentation and correspondence for all jobs withing their network.

About Digician

Digital + Technician = Digician

Digician specialises in the development of Enterprise Level Web Applications to replace traditional enterprise software.

Digician's Applications are written in house by a team of developers who have also worked in operational roles within non I.T. companies and understand their real world requirements.


Solutions
  • logistics
  • warehousing
  • retailing
  • claims managment
  • mobile devices
  • accountancy services

In the Press

Financial Times
Software as a service
"removes the risk, cost and the fear of failure"



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