CSI Technology Group Develops Application Utility Significantly Enhancing Software Development Process
April 20th, 2000

Successful deployment of an extensive case management system for the Office of the Public Defender in New Jersey, with 22 remote sites, was attributed to a program development model developed at CSI. William Yeh, President & CEO, stated that the "breakthrough" development model significantly reduces software-coding time and tasks for rapid delivery and deployment of custom designed programs. "Our model and methods serve our clients with same-day design and deployment service, even with complex functional changes that are required," said Yeh.

The application utility, ASPsoft technology, is a "concept to application" model which reduces application development time and allows users to creatively manipulate data fields to produce a program design and outcomes for their information needs. As a web-based solution technology, applied through secured broadband and VPN access or over a LAN/WAN connection, it provides non-technical users the opportunity to internally develop and deploy their business applications through this new utility.

CSI Technology Group develops multi-tier and web-based applications deployed on Microsoft Windows, NT and UNIX platforms. With CSI's experience serving a number of County Prosecutor's Offices in New Jersey, utilization of the model is also applicable to corporate environments with sophisticated data management needs. Large corporations would be able to lease the utility for internal applications development and deploy on their own networks. This model provides for a high level of security in the design and deployment functions.

CSI recently announced the development of LawOnNet.com, which will provide data management systems for private attorney offices throughout the United States. Yeh said that during the development of this service, he realized that smaller businesses would also benefit from the ASPsoft technology model by allowing them to develop their own applications specific to their particular business. Small businesses would be able to lease the utility and network platforms hosted by CSI to configure on-line their applications at a fraction of the cost of software development services.

Yeh said that he and the staff of CSI Technology are looking forward to continued successful application of the "concept to application" model, and the launching of the generic model by the end of the year.

CSI welcomes inquiries on our development plans and potential partnerships with firms having broadband experience in the telecom and high tech industries. Please contact: William Yeh, President, at (732)346-0200.