Palvelinpohjaiset
Palvelinpohjaiset, literally “server‑based” in Finnish, refers to computing architectures in which software functionality, data storage and processing are centralized on one or more dedicated servers rather than distributed across end user devices. The term arose in the 1990s as enterprises moved from standalone client applications to networked client‑server systems, and it has since become a generic descriptor for any service that relies on a remote server for its core operations.
Server‑based models can be classified by deployment scope. Local palvelinpohjaiset place servers on a private corporate
Typical domains for palvelinpohjaiset include enterprise resource planning, customer relationship management and learning management systems. In
Advantages of server‑based systems include easier maintenance, centralized updates, consistent data integrity and the ability to
Palvelinpohjaiset overlap with concepts such as SaaS (Software as a Service) and IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service)