czorbach
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Pardon me as I am not a techie, but have a question on deployment architecture.
Our company (currently on World in US only) has began a project to deploy OneWorld to seven different locations around the globe (about 75 users). The app options being tested are HTML and fat client over Citrix. The backend db is on an AS/400 (I think it is DB2 but am not sure). We do not intend to use terminal servers or app servers in the individual locations, but rather connect back in to the AS/400 over our VPN network.
My thoughts on this architecture is that it requires considerable bandwidth (especially with a host printing model), and that the response times (including latency) may be unacceptable.
Any advice as to best practices for a global deployment of OneWorld to users spread around the world, some of whom are in locations with poor telecomm infrastructure?
Our company (currently on World in US only) has began a project to deploy OneWorld to seven different locations around the globe (about 75 users). The app options being tested are HTML and fat client over Citrix. The backend db is on an AS/400 (I think it is DB2 but am not sure). We do not intend to use terminal servers or app servers in the individual locations, but rather connect back in to the AS/400 over our VPN network.
My thoughts on this architecture is that it requires considerable bandwidth (especially with a host printing model), and that the response times (including latency) may be unacceptable.
Any advice as to best practices for a global deployment of OneWorld to users spread around the world, some of whom are in locations with poor telecomm infrastructure?