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whitepaper AppLabs Case Study: National Australia Bank2007-04-24 AppLabs Technologies
  The National Australia Bank Group (NAB) is an international financial services organization that provides a comprehensive and integrated range of financial products and services through our group of banks. NAG (National Australia Group) had a specific challenge around the area of integrating the new systems with existing infrastructure. The replacement systems - a customized Siebel sales and illustration system, a teller application and a system for customer enquiry and maintenance - needed to integrate with existing 'Back-end' legacy systems as well as a number of external systems, for example, Experian. NAG selected AppLabs as its testing partner because of the company's extensive testing expertise, integration experience and flexibility.

Tags: EAI		   
whitepaper Pearson Education Turns to Cape Clear ESB for 100% Reliability and Increased Revenue0000-00-00 Cape Clear Software
  Pearson Education's CourseCompass Web site is used by teachers and students for content sharing, online testing, student tracking, assignment and portfolio management, and online collaboration. But in 2004, when demand on the system threatened to overwhelm its technical infrastructure, Pearson knew it was ready to move to a Service-Oriented Architecture. When the company discovered that an Enterprise Service Bus would satisfy 4 out of its 5 main integration layer requirements, it ultimately chose Cape Clear. Download this informative case study to learn why.

Tags: XML, Middleware, Web Services, EAI, Service-Oriented Architecture, Application Development		   
whitepaper Sterling Commerce case study: Boise Cascade2006-10-01 Sterling Commerce
  Learn how Boise Cascade consolidated its electronic business integration system and customer network for a seamless solution enabling uninterrupted data flow.

Tags: Supply Chain Management, Strategic Planning, EAI		   
whitepaper Reduce Development Costs by 50 Percent2006-09-01 BEA Systems
  Oni is the fixed network telecommunications market leader in Portugal. Oni wanted to replace its existing webMethods middleware solution which no longer responded to the telco provider's business requirements. The challenge was to support shortcomings displayed by the supplier, which led to a delay in the installation of certain upgrades. Moreover, the company needed to improve processes performance and reduce middleware maintenance cost. Oni deployed BEA systems for its solution and implemented BEA WebLogic Platform 8.1 to reduce costs and simplify processes.

Tags: EAI, Service-Oriented Architecture		   
whitepaper AppForge Case Study: Velti0000-00-00 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.

Tags: Mobile - Wireless Communications, EAI		   
whitepaper Quick Turnaround on Application Integration Projects: A Motorola Case Study0000-00-00 Cast Iron Systems
  Motorola needed a rapid and efficient way to synchronize its Patent Filing and Reporting systems in real-time. This case study highlights how the Cast Iron Systems appliance-based approach to application integration has significantly improved Motorola's patent annuities reporting, saving Motorola thousands of dollars in unnecessary annuity payments, lowering Motorola's total cost of ownership for these integrations by 65%, while completing the integration within 30 days. Find out why Motorola has adopted the Cast Iron Application Router for application integration.

Tags: Asset Management, Knowledge and Data Management, Decision Support - DW Front End, Business Management, Groupware - Workflow, Middleware, Data Acquisition - ETL, Database Management, Data Center, Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing, Legal, Cost Control - Risk Mgmt., Resources Mgmt., ROI - TCO, EAI		   
whitepaper Standardized IT Infrastructure Streamlines Customer Dealer Service2006-01-01 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		   
whitepaper Mercatone Uno finds e-commerce success with IBM WebSphere Express Edition2005-12-14 IBM
  Mercatone Uno needed to expand sales to the Web quickly and painlessly. Working with Tecla, the company implemented IBM WebSphere Express Edition on IBM eServer xSeries model 345 servers, running Red Hat Linux Enterprise Server. With customers now able to browse and buy online...

Tags: Transaction Processing, Application Servers, Parallel Processing, Web Development and Design, Servers, Business Strategies, CRM Software, ERP, Middleware, Software Engineering, Linux Server OS, EAI, x86-standard Servers		   
whitepaper Sterling Commerce case study: Ideal Standard2005-09-01 Sterling Commerce
  Learn how Ideal Standard integrated a complete B2B platform to better serve and conduct business with its trading-partner community and to expand into new wholesale distribution points in markets such as Russia and the Middle East.

Tags: Supply Chain Management, Internationalization - Expansion, Strategic Planning, EAI		   
whitepaper ICICI Bank Achieves Flexibility and High Performance in Multi-Channel Banking Infrastructure0000-00-00 Microsoft
  ICICI Bank has successfully implemented Microsoft BizTalk Server 2002 as an enterprise application integration solution as part of the infrastructure for its multi-channel banking operations. It helped the bank overcome the limitations of the then existing infrastructure in terms of scalability and flexibility. To further enhance its capabilities in this area, it joined the early adopter program (EAP) for Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004. ICICI Bank wanted to explore how new features, such as Rules Engine and Business Activity Monitoring (BAM), would help it meet the increasingly sophisticated demands of its customers. The results of the trial showed that the bank could achieve much more flexibility and efficiency in report generation and monitoring. It could also achieve more complex orchestration of transactions between its channels and various back-office systems, as well as increased processing capabilities. After the trial, the migration path to BizTalk Server 2004 has become much clearer for the bank.

Tags: Application Servers, .NET, EAI		   

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