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Placing Patients at the Heart of a Service-Oriented Architecture 2007-08-01 BEA Systems

AP-HM (Assistance Publique-Hopitaux de Marseille) is the patient care system for the Marseille Hospitals in France. AP-HM has launched an ambitious program to modernize and restructure its various environments and completely transform the Marseille hospital sector by 2009. Its main goal is to improve the care given to patients and offer a better response to their needs, whilst at the same time adapting its structures to meet the demands of modern medicine. Electing to begin the modernization of its Information System (IS) with integration and mapping projects, AP-HM appointed Capgemini and BEA to develop an interoperability base built on BEA WebLogic Integration. Alongside the development of patient records, this application bus helps AP-HM to create optimized processes based on different professional applications.

Tags: Service-Oriented Architecture, Application Development

Gold Coast City Council Raises Benchmark for Best Practice 2007-07-01 BEA Systems

Gold Coast City Council (GCCC) is the second largest Local Government Area (LGA) in Australia in terms of population. GCCC needed a business solution that could handle increased business processes, also provide more efficiency and ongoing flexibility. GCCC deployed BEA systems for its solution and implemented BEA WebLogic Integration Framework which allowed messages to flow between the interfacing systems and the appropriate business logic was applied to achieve the required business results.

Tags: Application Development

Case Study: WebSphere Product Center at Panasonic 2006-12-14 10:55:17 IBM

In Europe's consumer electronics market, Panasonic Europe and its competitors are constantly updating product offerings due to changing technologies. With such fierce competition and short product lifecycles, Panasonic's level of success greatly depends on how quickly it can market new products. New product information must be quickly and accurately distributed to regional sales and marketing teams located in every country in Europe, with translations in every European language. To address this need, Panasonic Europe teamed with IBM to implement a solution based on IBM WebSphere Product Center. This case study outlines their success in achieving global simultaneous product launches, correct information for catalogs and advertising, faster price change notifications and better Point of Sale (POS) integration.

Reducing the Dangerous Dependancy on a Skilled IT Staff 2006-10-28 01:00:15 Red Hat

For the Denkavit Group, many IT challenges kept arising, costing time, money, and resources, due to their outdated IT system which was custom-built. While their current system provided the performance they needed, their custom-built solution was difficult to maintain as the tiniest changes depended on expertise from the small amount of skilled people who were familiar with the system. Realizing this was an issue that could become a major problem in the near-future, a new IT system had to be built to provide updated functionality, ease of use, and reduce the need for a specialized IT staff.

To alleviate the growing issue, Denkavit Group implemented a new IT environment built by Red Hat. This case study details not only the immediate benefits experienced, but explains how easy the migration to the new platform was, and details other benefits experienced such as simplified management, and an end to the dependency on a niche-skilled IT staff.

AppForge Case Study: Velti 2006-07-20 05:02:07 AppForge

Founded in 2000, Athens, Greece-based Velti develops and delivers market leading integrated e-Business solutions for business critical problems of enterprises and organizations. Velti needed to develop solutions such as a mobile Sales Force Automation (SFA) application for its customers, such as Sony Ericsson, Greece and a mobile Damage Claims Handling System for the Hellenic Agricultural Insurance Organization (ELGA). AppForge products, Mobile VB 5.0 and AppForge Crossfire, are currently being used by Velti as the platform on which mobile applications, such as Sony Ericsson's mobile SFA application are developed.

Standardized IT Infrastructure Streamlines Customer Dealer Service 2006-01-01 BEA Systems

EMT is the largest mobile operator in Estonia with more than 500,000 customers. To maintain its position as the leading mobile operator in Estonia, EMT needed to enhance its customer and dealer services as well as improve its abilities to deploy new services. Standardized infrastructure based on BEA WebLogic Platform serves as a customer self-service portal, a dealer system and a credit management system. It stores all relevant customer information and enables rapid deployment of new services.

Tags: Service-Oriented Architecture, Application Development

Ensuring Lean Manufacturing at Shanghai General Motors 2006-10-11 01:00:16 SAP AG

Shanghai General Motors Company (Shanghai GM) made the right decision when it called on SAP Custom Development services to help it adapt its SAP Advanced Planning & Optimization (SAP APO) solution, which is a component of SAP's supply chain management (SCM) system. Download this case study to read about the special development effort that was needed and learn why the project manager at Shanghai GM can now say, "SAP Custom Development enabled us to drive out waste, streamline a complex and lengthy production cycle, and ensure lean manufacturing practices both internally and across the supply chain."

SAP Consulting Helps Leading Automotive Firm Integrate Systems and Standardize Processes 2006-09-23 01:00:13 SAP AG

As a leader in China's fiercely contested automotive market, Dongeng Peugeot Citroen Automobile Company (DPCA) knew it had to do something about its heterogeneous, nonintegrated IT landscape, which was making it difficult for the company to standardize its processes and gain a competitive advantage. This SAP Customer Success Story explains how a lack of real-time visibility into the company's key performance indicators was hurting DPCA and how SAP software for financials and logistics, implemented with help from SAP Consulting, is now giving the company up-to-the-minute insight into its business metrics.

Case study: Banca Popolare di Milano 2006-08-29 13:52:30 IBM

This Italian bank set out to offer better customer service--and started by transforming its IT. IBM helped it break down the walls separating different customer-service channels, to give the company a single view of its clientele. The result was improved service, enhanced cross-selling opportunities and faster time to market.

Steel Manufacturer Improves Reliability and Availability of Data Processes With Innovative Integration Solution 2005-07-07 03:00:01

SIDMAR is a leading steel producer based in Ghent, Belgium. In an effort to share information more effectively with its parent company Arcelor and production units, steel producer SIDMAR decided to integrate a number of its manufacturing execution systems. To achieve this, HP helped to implement a new Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004-based solution built on the Microsoft .NET Framework.

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Title	Date Added	Company
Placing Patients at the Heart of a Service-Oriented Architecture	2007-08-01	BEA Systems
AP-HM (Assistance Publique-Hopitaux de Marseille) is the patient care system for the Marseille Hospitals in France. AP-HM has launched an ambitious program to modernize and restructure its various environments and completely transform the Marseille hospital sector by 2009. Its main goal is to improve the care given to patients and offer a better response to their needs, whilst at the same time adapting its structures to meet the demands of modern medicine. Electing to begin the modernization of its Information System (IS) with integration and mapping projects, AP-HM appointed Capgemini and BEA to develop an interoperability base built on BEA WebLogic Integration. Alongside the development of patient records, this application bus helps AP-HM to create optimized processes based on different professional applications. Tags: Service-Oriented Architecture, Application Development
Gold Coast City Council Raises Benchmark for Best Practice	2007-07-01	BEA Systems
Gold Coast City Council (GCCC) is the second largest Local Government Area (LGA) in Australia in terms of population. GCCC needed a business solution that could handle increased business processes, also provide more efficiency and ongoing flexibility. GCCC deployed BEA systems for its solution and implemented BEA WebLogic Integration Framework which allowed messages to flow between the interfacing systems and the appropriate business logic was applied to achieve the required business results. Tags: Application Development
Case Study: WebSphere Product Center at Panasonic	2006-12-14 10:55:17	IBM
In Europe's consumer electronics market, Panasonic Europe and its competitors are constantly updating product offerings due to changing technologies. With such fierce competition and short product lifecycles, Panasonic's level of success greatly depends on how quickly it can market new products. New product information must be quickly and accurately distributed to regional sales and marketing teams located in every country in Europe, with translations in every European language. To address this need, Panasonic Europe teamed with IBM to implement a solution based on IBM WebSphere Product Center. This case study outlines their success in achieving global simultaneous product launches, correct information for catalogs and advertising, faster price change notifications and better Point of Sale (POS) integration.
Reducing the Dangerous Dependancy on a Skilled IT Staff	2006-10-28 01:00:15	Red Hat
For the Denkavit Group, many IT challenges kept arising, costing time, money, and resources, due to their outdated IT system which was custom-built. While their current system provided the performance they needed, their custom-built solution was difficult to maintain as the tiniest changes depended on expertise from the small amount of skilled people who were familiar with the system. Realizing this was an issue that could become a major problem in the near-future, a new IT system had to be built to provide updated functionality, ease of use, and reduce the need for a specialized IT staff. To alleviate the growing issue, Denkavit Group implemented a new IT environment built by Red Hat. This case study details not only the immediate benefits experienced, but explains how easy the migration to the new platform was, and details other benefits experienced such as simplified management, and an end to the dependency on a niche-skilled IT staff.
AppForge Case Study: Velti	2006-07-20 05:02:07	AppForge
Founded in 2000, Athens, Greece-based Velti develops and delivers market leading integrated e-Business solutions for business critical problems of enterprises and organizations. Velti needed to develop solutions such as a mobile Sales Force Automation (SFA) application for its customers, such as Sony Ericsson, Greece and a mobile Damage Claims Handling System for the Hellenic Agricultural Insurance Organization (ELGA). AppForge products, Mobile VB 5.0 and AppForge Crossfire, are currently being used by Velti as the platform on which mobile applications, such as Sony Ericsson's mobile SFA application are developed.
Standardized IT Infrastructure Streamlines Customer Dealer Service	2006-01-01	BEA Systems
EMT is the largest mobile operator in Estonia with more than 500,000 customers. To maintain its position as the leading mobile operator in Estonia, EMT needed to enhance its customer and dealer services as well as improve its abilities to deploy new services. Standardized infrastructure based on BEA WebLogic Platform serves as a customer self-service portal, a dealer system and a credit management system. It stores all relevant customer information and enables rapid deployment of new services. Tags: Service-Oriented Architecture, Application Development
Ensuring Lean Manufacturing at Shanghai General Motors	2006-10-11 01:00:16	SAP AG
Shanghai General Motors Company (Shanghai GM) made the right decision when it called on SAP Custom Development services to help it adapt its SAP Advanced Planning & Optimization (SAP APO) solution, which is a component of SAP's supply chain management (SCM) system. Download this case study to read about the special development effort that was needed and learn why the project manager at Shanghai GM can now say, "SAP Custom Development enabled us to drive out waste, streamline a complex and lengthy production cycle, and ensure lean manufacturing practices both internally and across the supply chain."
SAP Consulting Helps Leading Automotive Firm Integrate Systems and Standardize Processes	2006-09-23 01:00:13	SAP AG
As a leader in China's fiercely contested automotive market, Dongeng Peugeot Citroen Automobile Company (DPCA) knew it had to do something about its heterogeneous, nonintegrated IT landscape, which was making it difficult for the company to standardize its processes and gain a competitive advantage. This SAP Customer Success Story explains how a lack of real-time visibility into the company's key performance indicators was hurting DPCA and how SAP software for financials and logistics, implemented with help from SAP Consulting, is now giving the company up-to-the-minute insight into its business metrics.
Case study: Banca Popolare di Milano	2006-08-29 13:52:30	IBM
This Italian bank set out to offer better customer service--and started by transforming its IT. IBM helped it break down the walls separating different customer-service channels, to give the company a single view of its clientele. The result was improved service, enhanced cross-selling opportunities and faster time to market.
Steel Manufacturer Improves Reliability and Availability of Data Processes With Innovative Integration Solution	2005-07-07 03:00:01
SIDMAR is a leading steel producer based in Ghent, Belgium. In an effort to share information more effectively with its parent company Arcelor and production units, steel producer SIDMAR decided to integrate a number of its manufacturing execution systems. To achieve this, HP helped to implement a new Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004-based solution built on the Microsoft .NET Framework.