Abstract: Exemplary practice of the present invention provides an electronic system for integrating information from various network sources. The inventive system includes a server computer and at least one client computer (e.g., tablet). According to the software logic resident in the server computer, information is transmitted from various online resources (e.g., web-accessible collections of data) to an enterprise service bus (ESB), and the ESB collates some or all of the information received and stores the collated information in a network database. According to the software logic resident in each client computer, the collated information stored in the network database is downloaded onto an online webpage, parsed, stored in a local database, synched, and downloaded onto an offline webpage. A client can direct the server to collate a particular segment of information, thus affording the client offline access to pertinent, well-organized information on a portable, wireless platform such as a tablet.