IMS had very robust, custom applications that had been designed over years to uniquely support the specific functionalities their clients required. IMS realized that in order to be the true industry leader, their IT environment needed to expand and modernize to accommodate the evolving needs of their global clients.
SMB (Seychelles Marketing Board) has played a crucial role in this economic resurgence of Seychelles. Ever since its formation in 1985, SMB’s role has been to ensure a steady flow of essential commodities at stable prices to the end customer. Today, as the single largest business in Seychelles and a major employer, SMB continues to play a significant role as a manufacturer, importer, exporter, retailer and employment generator in this small island economy.
Cargill, Incorporated is an international marketer, processor and distributor of agricultural, food, financial and industrial products and services with 98,000 employees in 61 countries. The company provides distinctive customer solutions in supply chain management, food applications, and health and nutrition.
Unisys is a large systems manufacturer, software company and consulting organization. One of their areas of specialty is in supplying iSeries-based software to the travel industry. In recent months the company, based in Blue Bell, PA, has expanded into new markets by supplying its existing software on new hardware platforms.
Several reasons influenced Volvo to select INFINITE Software as the company’s EAI (Enterprise Application Integration) platform. “Our relationship with INFINITE Software spans several decades, but our decision to utilize baby.NET at this time was because we were impressed with the breadth and understanding of INFINITE Software’s consultants, the company’s vision and its ability to deliver quickly and on-budget...
Northrop was seeking to extend their mainframe and midrange-based legacy applications by making them graphical and accessible via the web. The plan had originally been merely to provide browser-based accessibility for users in order to alleviate expensive data lines. The cost to maintain point-to-point lines was extremely high...
Deployment for Linux on POWER was also a consideration for NCR but due to the high costs of POWER systems the idea was scrapped. Infinite Corporation’s software, Infinite i, provided the flexibility to develop both Windows and Linux deployments for NCR. This migration solution proved to be the best alternative because it allowed NCR to retain their business logic and provide a variety of solutions to customers based upon their needs.