Case Studies Tagged With "XML"
Below are all of our case studies that have been tagged with "XML"
Application Fulfillment Workflow
Our client fulfills application orders for a non-profit’s education grant program in association with a national retailer. By exposing the order entry system in their warehouse management system via the web, we allowed requests for material to be filled without interaction with the foundation’s limited staff. Orders move directly from website to warehouse staff without human interaction, keeping fulfillment costs low and delivery time fast. Read the whole case study.
WebSphere and Beyond
Sierra Bravo is uniquely adept at incorporating the IBM Websphere product line into MultiValue systems. For Tolomatic, a leading supplier of linear actuators, we created an essential middle layer to develop their front-end application by using WebSphere Application Server (WAS), Java, Unidata, and PHP. Read the whole case study.
Sierra Bravo Partner Program: Online Comparison Tool Project
Sierra Bravo’s first project with one of our ad agency partners was a bit of a leap of faith for them — on a key project with a big client. We were brought in to build the back-end functionality needed for a leading consumer electronics retailer with a highly-trafficked website. When we got the call to make it work online, our partner agency and their client had the creative concept and design ready to roll. Read the whole case study.
Sierra Bravo dramatically reduced IPTCI’s paper, postage, storage and administrative costs. We are no longer bogged down by administrative tasks related to invoicing, with more time to focus on our business.
Roger Olson
IPTCI,
Director of IT
Case Study
Online After-School Activity Database
Our client, a consulting firm providing services to non-profits, wanted an online database to share after-school programs with organizers, children, parents and guardians. We created a web-based user-friendly and dynamic event calendar with Google Maps utilizing their existing Access database of events so users could find events and activities based on categories, cost, age and location. Read the whole case study.