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Magic Software has announced the release of uniPaaS version 1.5, the company's flagship Rich Internet Application (RIA) and SaaS Enabled Application Platform (SEAP), designed to allow organizations to develop and deploy applications in approximately one-fifth of the time and effort it takes other technologies. The new release includes a migration utility for legacy application versions and a native .NET Rich Internet Application Client that allows users to take full advantage of .NET capabilities to provide a richer and more powerful user experience.
uniPaaS is best suited for mobile, field service, supply chain and vertical business applications. IT departments and ISVs can now create rich Internet business applications that easily leverage and modernize legacy applications to reach mobile users and connect partners in a supply chain. By calling routines from existing applications, uniPaaS simplifies the process of creating new business logic and provides a browser-free rich Internet client.
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