Depending on requirements, all Q›TAR Systems (eg. Time & Attendance Management, Access Control, Data Collection, etc) can be configured in many different ways, depending on the Operating System requirements.

Configuration examples include:

• Single User system running on a single PC (DOS or Windows)
• Multi-User system running on a network of PCs (LAN, WAN or mixture)
• Multi-User system running on a VMS system or cluster
• Multi-User system running on a Unix system or cluster
• Client-Server system with "thin Clients" running on Windows PCs and the Processing Servers + Database Server running on:
• Windows NT/2000/XP server
• Unix system
• Open VMS system
• any SQL database on any platform
• Client-Server system with "thick Clients" running on Windows PCs and the Database Server running on:
• Windows NT/2000/XP server
• Unix system
• Open VMS system
• any SQL database on any platform

Existing Q›TAR clients can of course migrate to a Client-Server system.