A host (also known as “network host”) is a computer or other device that communicates with other hosts on a network. Hosts on a network include clients and servers — that send or receive data, services or applications.
Hosts typically do not include intermediary network devices like switches and routers, which are instead often categorized as nodes. A node is also a broader term that includes anything connected to a network, while a host requires an IP address. In other words, all hosts are nodes, but network nodes are not hosts unless they require an IP address to function.
On a TCP/IP network, each host has a host number that, together with a network identity, forms its own unique IP address. In the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model, protocols in the transport layer, also known as Layer 4, are responsible for communication between hosts. Hosts use various protocols to communicate, including transmission control protocol (TCP) and User Datagram Protocol (UDP).

A server is a computer or system that provides resources, data, services, or programs to other computers, known as clients, over a network. In theory, whenever computers share resources with client machines they are considered servers. There are many types of servers, including web servers, mail servers, and virtual servers.
An individual system can provide resources and use them from another system at the same time. This means that a device could be both a server and a client at the same time.
As technology has evolved, the definition of a server has evolved with it. These days, a server may be nothing more than software running on one or more physical computing devices. Such servers are often referred to as virtual servers. Originally, virtual servers were used to increase the number of servers functions a single hardware server could do. Today, virtual servers are often run by a third-party on hardware across the Internet in an arrangement called cloud computing.

A server may be designed to do a single task, such as a mail server, which accepts and stores email and then provides it to a requesting client. Servers may also perform several tasks, such as a file and print server, which both stores files and accepts print jobs from clients and then sends them on to a network-attached printer.

It is important for business owners to know what technology their website is designed and developed with. All websites in Arda Technology Company will be developed using the asp.net programming language and the server-side language is #C. The company also uses various technologies and libraries in the website design process, such as Html5, CSS3, jQuery, JavaScript, Bootstrap, Angular, Font-awesome, etc.

WordPress is a Content Management System (CMS), which is essentially software that allows you to create, publish and modify content online, i.e., a website.
A WordPress website is made of 3 main elements that need to work harmoniously for a website to perform:
1. The CMS core – The core system that drives the website. Almost like an engine of a car.
2. Theme design – The theme design dictates how your website will look and feel, from the color scheme to fonts and page layout. You can choose a template or custom-built theme.
3. Plugins – The extra software that you add to your website to perform functions you need, from galleries to analytics, SEO and more.
At Arda Technology Company, we also use WordPress to design websites according to the business needs of our customers.

WordPress, which is in a special place today, offers specific benefits over other CMS platforms as follows:

• Easy to learn, use, expand, update, and manage.
• SEO friendly out-of-the-box.
• Open source.
• Offers thousands of ready-to-use plugins.
• You’re not tied down.
• Free as in freedom.
• Easy to customize with themes and plugins.
• Safe and secure.
• Handle different media types.
• Has a very high speed.
• Repairs and maintenances costs are low.
• Search engines support WordPress well.

Business apps have experienced rapid growth in recent years, with companies embracing both internal and external mobile apps to improve engagement, boost productivity and increase sales. However, when you have a great business app idea, it can be hard to know how to bring all its potential to fruition.

The mobile platform is a great opportunity for businesses to reach their consumers. The increasing popularity of mobile phones has made it easy to reach customers in various ways. The potential for business apps is extensive, supporting a range of functions like promotion, online transactions, customer loyalty programs and productivity.

It would therefore be safe to say that no matter what niche you belong to and irrespective of where you are at in your business journey, a mobile app is a great way to grow your small business.

A step-by-step guide to building your mobile app in Arda Technology:

• Get an idea or a problem.
• Identify & analysis customer’s needs.
• Layout the flow and features.
• Custom (proprietary) design and user interface.
• User experience and user-friendly.
• Native programming.
• Web Service, API, Back End.
• Get feedback quickly and improvise.
• Scalability and support.

Each of these steps involves several sections. You can contact the programming unit of Arda Technology for more information.

Yes, if your business app needs to connect to banking portals, the Arda application design and production team will also do it for you.

To facilitate the use of admin panel, there is a presence training for you and all the necessary points are given to you in that training.

Although there are a variety of programming languages for windows software, Arda software team uses two powerful languages C and python to design, product and release windows software.

A step-by-step guide to building your windows software in Arda Technology :

• Get an idea or a problem.
• Brainstorm Effectively with your Team.
• First identify & analysis software needs, then present those to development team.
• Software implementation and testing performed by 3 teams consisting of user interface design team, software design team and development team.
• After the implementation and testing, the software in employer’s working environment is deployed to exploit. Therefore, the necessary training is held for different levels of the organization.
• Finally at this step, errors that customer may encounter in real environment will be fixed and new versions of software will be installed for them.

(Prepare Requirements Collection, think about UI/UX Design, Focus on Coding, Review your product with QA Stage, Care about your product with Operations stage)

Not at all! We want you to be sure you’ll receive the product you desire. From the planning stage to each finished version, we invite you to evaluate and improve our work. Our philosophy is to work with the client, not merely finish given tasks. We are always ready to listen and communicate.

To set up an online business, you need to have e–Trust and organizing certificates. Arda Technology team will accompany you in the process of obtaining all the legal licenses of the virtual business.

A Certification of Trust is a legal document that can be used to certify both the existence of a Trust, as well as to prove a Trustee’s legal authority to act. A Trust Certification gives a Trustee the ability to provide anyone who needs it important information about the Trust – like the date it was formed, the legal name of the Trust, who the Trustee is (or Trustees are) and other information institutions may require before allowing a Trustee to act.

To bridge this confidence gap and allow entities to embark on business with confidence, an exclusive e-Trust Certificate has been introduced. e-Trust is a business verification service for online business that checks credibility and trustworthiness. In this age of increased phishing, identity theft, and other online scams, the e-Trust Certificate is an indispensable tool in your effort to improve your customers’ perception of safety when they do business online.

Currently, the e-Trust certificate is issued with a one-year validity.

SSL is short for secure sockets layer, which in practical terms, means certification provides a secure connection over the internet – most commonly between a user’s browser and the website they’re visiting.

As you begin to better understand how SSL works, you’ll realize just how beneficial certification can be for your website. First and foremost, an SSL certificate acts as visual confirmation to users that your website is a safe and secure environment, with encryption in place to prevent attacks. This is especially important if you’re offering a transactional process that requires a user to input personal and payment information.

Benefits of using SSL:

• Protect the data of you and your users.
• Reduce the risk of phishing and other attacks.
• Increase your search engine ranking.
• Secure your customer payments.
• Showing your users, you can be trusted.
• Protects from Google Warning.
• Boost Website SEO Rankings.
• Increase Customer Trust & Revenue.
• Helps in Regulatory Compliance.

Google recently announced that having an SSL Certificate is the easiest thing website owners can do to boost SEO ranking. The Google search boost for using SSL applies to all websites, whether they have personal information or not. That means that even if your website doesn’t have a checkout page, login pages, or any financial or sensitive personal information, you can still get SEO benefits by installing an SSL Certificate on your website.

Google has over 200 search engine ranking factors that it actively considers before ranking any website in the search engine results pages (SERPs). Despite this knowledge, however, SEO experts rarely know how certain algorithms actually work. Google has very carefully safeguarded this information to avoid SEO manipulation and overtaking search engine rankings with unfair means.

After purchasing SSL, security experts at Arda Technology Company will install this certificate for your website and will make all other changes to run your website without problem.