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BSA 2.1 A

Two-Tier Architecture

In two-tier client/server architectures, the database management services are typically provided by a
server, which is a more powerful machine that serves numerous clients, while the user system interface is
typically found on the user's desktop environment.
 Three-Tier Architecture

It is divided into three distinct tiers: the database server on the top tier, which handles all client requests
and actions, and the application server on the bottom tier, which connects to the hardware's primary
components. The client, which relates to the user interface, is the third tier.
 Erp on Browser

The Erp on browser is a program that allows access to various websites; examples include Google
Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and even Elms, which is used by STI students. The Web-based ERP is
accessible via the internet without the need for any additional software or hardware. It also recommended
using it for the business's initial operations. The system can also be found off-site and accessed via a
network using a web browser. Additionally, it is accessible from any location using any web-enabled
device.