Atlanta Falcons www.atlantafalcons.com
Socially Immersive Next-Generation Fan Site
Project Lead: Dan Levak, Director of New Media
Project Description: The AtlantaFalcons.com initiative was launched to provide Atlanta Falcons fans with an enriched Web experience. The project
tapped Web 2.0 technologies to deliver multimedia content and social-networking capabilities to the Falcon fan base. Teaming
up with Digitaria, the Falcons leveraged Sitecore's Web CMS with Castfire, to manage and distribute rich media assets, and
The Port Network, to weave social computing into the site.
Industry: Sports
Automatic Data Processing www.adp.com
Metadata Client Directory
Project Lead: Ron McLeanas, Vice President of Messaging Services
Project Description: To better unify its client offerings, ADP created Service Directory, a repository for client information that is used to
dynamically update changes across ADP services, including payroll, benefits, and HR. The repository was developed in-house
on Oracle and includes a revamped UI design using Portlets within an existing ADP Portal framework. The system extends ADP's
existing IBM Portal Server environment, IBM's Message Broker for orchestration, and J2EE for error and queue handling, and
all operations were implemented using WSDL.
Industry: Services
Avnet www.avnet.com
Mobile Productivity Enablement for Field Teams
Project Lead: Bob Pischke, Vice President
Project Description: Avnet launched a mobile initiative to provide field employees with direct access to corporate data in an effort to improve
customer service. Integrating data from 20 systems, including mainframe apps such as ERP and CRM, as well as the company's
security architecture, Avnet created a Java-based gateway app, tapping Vignette as a portal and Windows Mobile for its mobile
devices. Secure access connects field staff to business process via a J2EE mobility server, which translates Raw XML from
back-end systems into HTML, XML, or JSON as necessary.
Industry: Technology
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Pioneer Trading System
Project Lead: Nathan Zhang, Managing Director of Electronic Trading Technologies
Project Description: The bank developed the Pioneer Trading System to provide a high-speed real-time trading platform across its financial trading units. Tapped by more than 200 business users across the globe, the Java-based system has increased the trading volume of the bank's busiest desks by a factor of 10. [ Readthe full Bank of America finalist profile | See Top 10 Finalists slideshow ]
Industry: Financial Services
BAT Belgium www.bat.com
Global Information Management
Project Lead: Koen Dehaen, Business Systems Manager
Project Description: Using software from Business Objects and Kalido, British American Tobacco Belgium created a unified BI platform in the wake
of its 2005 merger with STC. Although previously sister companies, the two tobacco manufacturers used multiple custom-built
data warehouses to monitor sales performance, pulling in data from differing sources to fuel significantly different SAP instances.
The combined BI platform replaces the separate data warehouses with a single Kalido-based data warehouse, providing business
executives with consistent, consolidated, up-to-date sales performance and market share data.
Industry: Manufacturing
BNSF Railway www.bnsf.com
Web-Based, Standardized Transportation Support System
Project Lead: Bonnie Henn-Pritchard, Assistant Vice President Technology Services
Project Description: Seeking to enhance its ability to track more than 6,000 locomotives, 220,000 freight cars, and 40,000 people across more
than 50,000 miles of track, BNSF revamped its Transportation Support System, transforming the "green screen," text-command
legacy app into the Web-based, user-friendly TSS Xpress. The new tracking system reduces more than 3,400 commands to fewer
than 100 transportation-focused menu items and offers data filtering, sorting, and exporting tools.
Industry: Transportation
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