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North Caroline based
RTO Plus announced today
that the RTO Plus.Net for Windows internet software version is
in final beta testing phases.
RTO Plus.Net for Windows uses "distributed
application technology" along with VPN (virtual private
networking) technology and Microsoft Terminal Services to allow
multiple rent to own stores real time access of shared store
information such as inventory, customer, and reference databases
located on a central server without the need of downloading
files and databases.
The newest version of RTO Plus.Net for Windows
allows each local store the ability to operate independently of
the internet server should web access go down. Data can also be
retrieved using standard Windows programs such as Microsoft
Access, Word, and Excel should custom reports or information be
desired.
RTO Plus.Net for Windows uses the Microsoft
Server 2003 engine along with Microsoft Terminal Server to
distribute unique desktops to each client over the internet.
Security is maintained within Server 2003 and a vast array of
access levels may be set up. Each store location has local
control of its own printers and local disk drives. Local
intranets or LANS are also maintained. Rather than sending data
requests over the internet to retrieve records, all activity is
handled within the central server and only the screen shots, key
strokes, and mouse activity are transmitted via the internet,
thereby increasing throughput and response times.
RTO Plus.Net for Windows is network ready and is
available for single store operations or multi-store operations
with home office reporting requirements. The home office version
allows for either off hour polling of individual store
information or real time data acquisition and downloads.
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