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JackBe’s Enterprise Mashup Platform has helped over 50 large enterprises and government organizations create user-driven enterprise mashups applications. The case studies below provide a sample of our clients’ successes. Visit the Success Stories page for more information regarding our current clients.
DIA
In today's intelligence community, the need to be technologically driven correlates directly to the centralization of information among various government agencies. The need for rich and effective collaboration and integration solutions that enable communication flow throughout government departments are essential to building mission critical applications. Overwatch – which is powered by JackBe Presto - is a Virtual Operating Center (VOC) application that integrates multiple intelligence sources into a personalizable, desktop-like intelligence asset dashboard for the real-time analysis of data.
Nutrisystem
Increased usability, reliability and user empowerment are all key factors in determining the success of an e-commerce website. In today's business world, online web applications are becoming rich, interactive and user driven to reflect the changing market of Web 2.0 technology. To become a market leader within the weight loss industry, Nutrisystem implemented JackBe to build brand solidarity and increase revenue in an ever changing market.
Tupperware
In today's business world, building a competitive advantage over the competition often relies on having a functional IT platform that produces high performance results for the end-users. In the case of Tupperware (www.tupperware.com), functionality and performance were deemed as key factors to their commercial success. By combining Microsoft's .NET technology and JackBe, Tupperware began the implementation of 'Tuppernet'. The primary objective of this project was to have an effective system of operation, enabling distributors with current inventory information so that sales representatives can increase customer satisfaction by decreasing customer wait time.
Ademsa
In response to changing requests within their business community, Ademsa – a leading Mexican logistics firm – realized the need to streamline their business operations to promote future growth. Ademsa was following an operational model that did not highlight their business expansion efforts or meet the growing demands within the company. The poor usability and performance efforts of their legacy HTML application made for minimal progress and decentralized information. JackBe Presto was implemented to correct slow processes, poor customer service and varying informational errors producing a highly functioning interactive application that allowed for increased business development.