Driven by factors such as globalization and changing business demands, modern enterprises have been forced to become increasingly distributed. In turn, they must support an ever-growing number of remote offices across the country and often around the world. Furthermore, enterprises need to make information and functionality available to workers at client sites, in hotel rooms, at home, and in remote offices, even if they are not connected to a network or the Internet.

A distributed architecture for data and applications can facilitate worker productivity irrespective of employees' location or connectivity. "MEGH e-BIZ. COM Pvt. Ltd " has implemented this distributed application which helps the user to log in regardless of network or Internet connectivity and provide real-time access to locally stored data.

Distributed application has helped to achieve :

Increased productivity. Distributed application environments allow employees to work effectively from any location, even if they are not connected to the Internet or other network. To be productive, many knowledge workers need full application functionality and full data sets.
Distributed applications also mitigate expensive downtime for remote workers while limiting the impact of central system failures and planned outages. Distributed applications also enable remote offices in rural areas and around the globe, which may have only intermittent and/or slow access, to achieve a consistent level of productivity.

More effective remote and mobile workers. Distributed applications don't just allow mobile and remote employees to do more; they enable these workers to do things they would not be able to do otherwise. These users should be able to perform the same functions, whether they are using horizontal applications, such as email and calendaring, more specific applications, such as sales force automation (SFA) or CRM, or even vertical-specific applications. Providing full access to these applications enables mobile workers to be more productive because they can work when traveling or when otherwise not connected.

Cost savings. Distributed computing does not obviate organizations' investments in existing infrastructure. A prime goal of most distributed application environments is to extend
the functionality of applications. Savings may also be realized by allowing enterprises to continue using existing hardware. Rather than investing in new machines to guarantee wireless
connections and the like, organizations can preserve capital expenditures, such as desktop PCs in branch offices and notebook computers used by business travelers.

Improved business decisions. One of the biggest problems mobile and remote users face is being "out of the loop." However, distributed application environments allow them to
work with full data sets even when they are not connected. Workers in many different places can also work from the same data, preventing unnecessary information gaps.

Flexibility and scalability. Organizations familiar with the standards and technology that enable distributed systems will be well positioned to extend information and functionality with greater ease. Moreover, as geographic and time limitations become less significant, expansion becomes less taxing on IT infrastructure.