Understanding Microsoft Message Queuing
As more and more business operations become dependent on computers, networks, and online databases to function, limitations on how conventional software works are increasingly apparent. For example, physicians in remote areas transmitting information to a medical center need to send and receive extremely crucial information over reliable communications channels. A mortgage brokerage needs to receive loan applications through the Internet, process them into a database, and automatically request credit reports and other information that comes from different sources at different times.
Overall, customer service requirements are forcing companies to look at integrating several existing applications to present ...
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