Dear Susan,
Our ultimate goal is to host the application on the world wide
web. We are not there yet.
Before deploying the application on the world wide web, we must
first test it in both the lab and in the "wild".
This step is crucial. It will help us to make sure that the
application performs in accordance to the requirements and is
both stable and secure.
To help us test the system in the "wild", we would like to first
deploy it on a single desktop system in your office.
The system should have around 6GB of memory and a fairly modern
processor (at least dual-core).
The system should also be connected to the Internet. This will
enable us to distribute bug fixes and updates/upgrades to the system.
As per my last communication with the team, I believe that we are
almost ready for deployment.
Nate, is my interpretation of the latest burst of emails correct?
I believe that we should set up a meeting with Boris. His
technical expertise will make the whole process easier.
Thanks,
-Mikhail
On Thu, Jun 26, 2014 at 2:46 PM, Nathan Cobb
<nathancobb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:nathancobb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Susan,
If I understand you correctly you're talking about web
hosting. Based on the sensitivity of the information, and for
security purposes, the plan was not to have the website
hosted on the internet, but rather via your internal network.
However, although the website itself will to be hosted via
your internal network, we still want to have the system
connected to the internet (if possible) so that we can easily
update the system when we need to.
Hopefully that makes sense to you, but if not I'd gladly be
willing to give you a call to explain it a bit better. Maybe
Mikhail can do a better job?
Thanks,
Nate
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On June 26, 2014 11:20:52 AM Susan Sober
<spsblau@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:spsblau@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
> Hi does the software have its own site for secure hosting
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> > On Jun 26, 2014, at 4:23 AM, Nathan Cobb
<nathancobb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:nathancobb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
> > Susan,
> > Jeremy just informed me that he just finished making the
final changes to the website as far as implementing all of
the features that we (and you) agreed upon/wanted in the
website. All that's left to do is testing the systems and
fixing bugs that we may have missed.
> > As I previously stated, our intention is to have the
systems ready for Boris to download and install on your
systems. I'll keep you updated as things change as well as
contact you about setting up a meeting when the time comes.
> > Thank you for your patience and help!
> > Regards,
> > Nate
