webpohjaisiksi

webpohjaisiksi is a Finnish term that translates to "web-based" or "based on the web." It is commonly used to describe software, applications, services, or systems that are accessed and operated through a web browser or the internet, rather than being installed directly onto a user's local computer.

This approach offers several advantages, including accessibility from any device with internet connectivity, simplified updates and maintenance as changes are applied centrally, and often lower initial costs for users as software licenses may be subscription-based. Examples of web-based services include email providers like Gmail, cloud storage solutions like Google Drive, and many online productivity tools.

The term can also refer to the underlying architecture or technology used to build such systems, emphasizing the use of web standards and protocols. In a broader sense, web-based solutions represent a shift towards distributed computing and Software as a Service (SaaS), where functionality is delivered over the network rather than through traditional desktop installations. This model has become increasingly prevalent across various industries due to its flexibility and scalability.