PHP & CMS

PHP

Our PHP programmers are highly skilled and have developed a large number of PHP Web Applications in various industries supporting . You can always trust our offshore PHP programmers for your projects and save on cost and turnaround times. As your IT outsourcing company we custom PHP software solutions to match your precise business needs. 

Advantages of using PHP: 

• Ability to embed itself into the HTML code. PHP works in combination of HTML to display all types of dynamic elements on the page.
• Adaptability. PHP is fully compatible with servers like Apache and IIS.  
• Dynamic. PHP has the ability to dynamically edit, change or add any content of a web page.
• Runs on different operating systems. PHP can run on Linux, Unix and Windows, which makes it more accessible than Windows (ASP).
• Supports different databases. For example, MySQL is used with PHP as back-end tool. Therefore, PHP and MySQL are excellent choice for webmasters looking to automate their web sites. 

Using PHP as scripting language and building a platform for knowledge sharing and commercial trading for the specific business community, OSF Global Services helped its client Photonic Sourcing to become a benchmark in fiber optic and related products trading and a benchmark for niche B2B community management systems. Find out more on how you can use state of the art technology for your own benefit and ask us for an estimate now!

CMS

The Content Management Systems we create allow our clients to manage their websites in the most effective manner, by allowing them to to create content, add images and multimedia files, create content schedules, and much more options that contribute to an increase of online visibility, and thus to the development of their businesses.  

Advantages of a CMS: 

• Decentralized maintenance. CMS is based on a common web browser. 
• Not excessively technical. People with average knowledge of word processing can create the content directly, and no HTML knowledge is needed. 
• Configurable access restrictions. Users are assigned roles and permissions that prevent them from editing content which they are not authorized to change.   
• Navigation is automatically generated and adjusted. Menus are typically generated automatically based on the database content, and links will not lead to non-existing pages.
• Content is stored in a database. Central storage means that content can be reused in many places on the website and formatted for any device (web browser, mobile phone/WAP, PDA, print). 
• Cooperation. Encourages faster updates, generates accountability for authored content and cooperation between authors. 
• Content scheduling. Content publication can often be time-controlled, hidden for later use or require user login with password.