XMLSP is a successful implementation of Executable Internet. This new software model delivers applications and data to the desktop, not just HTML pages. XMLSP utilizes the power of inexpensive client-side desktop processing resulting in significant performance improvements and reduced server load. Additionally, XMLSP leverages bandwidth by running applications at the client without the need for constant HTML page transfers.

XMLSP is a non-proprietary solution. It is based on standard technologies such as XML and JavaScript. CTI provides open source with full documentation that is open for 100% customization. By design, XMLSP supports both J2EE and .NET platforms integrating IT operations inside and outside your organization.

The cornerstone of XMLSP Object Model is the xControl, an XML-based data-bound component that drastically simplifies data access, data manipulation, and data entry. xControl provides functionality that has not been available outside of client/server applications. xControl has all the advanced functionality of a full data-bound control. It can be populated with data from a data source. It allows data to be manipulated and represented on the user's screen in various ways without the need to send the data back and forth between browser and application server. xControl can then be used to send the modified data back to the server to be stored in a database somewhere.

In addition to xControl, a full set of controls such as data-bound treeview, listview, menu, radio button, checkbox, etc are available. This range of controls results in a complete object model that allows creation of fully functional browser-based applications. By utilizing a full set of controls, XMLSP will enable the developer to create such applications in a fraction of time that is currently needed. To simplify learning for developers that have significant experience in other technologies such as PowerBuilder or ASP.NET, the controls have sets of functions, properties and events that are readily recognizable by the users of such technologies. This allows developers that have such expertise to be immediately productive with very little formal training necessary.