New Enterprise Integration System At Abqaiq Plants
[ Source: Integration Objects ]
July 2009-
This case study examines the system integration solution provided by Integration Objects for Saudi Aramco's Abqaiq Plants. Saudi Aramco was having difficulties with a complex IT architecture that was cumbersome and a challenge to maintain. A solution from Integration Objects was able to provide a more simple IT architecture that was also more secure and ultimately helped Saudi Aramco optimize its operations.
Saudi Hollandi Focuses on IT Infrastructure to Meet Growing Requirements (Case Study)
[ Source: Axios Systems ]
April 2009-
As Saudi Hollandi Bank expanded, it became apparent that the existing IT infrastructure was not adequate to meet its growing requirements. The IT team then began to focus on the implications for both people and processes. SHB was keen not to approach the initiative from purely a technology perspective and was eager to truly follow ITIL best practice. It chose Axios due to the vendor’s consulting expertise and assyst, a single, unified, best-of-breed solution.
Standard Bank Seeks to Reap Benefits of Integrated Asset Management (Case Study)
[ Source: Axios Systems ]
October 2006-
The IT team at Standard Bank was concerned about a lack of asset information in the organization, due to the rapid growth and expansion of the bank. They wanted to know exactly what hardware had been bought and what software was installed on this throughout the company. Realizing the benefits that integrated asset management would bring, they looked for the optimum way of achieving this. Altiris was already used as the internal software deployment tool, ....
Standard Bank: Consolidation and Stabilisation with ciboodle
[ Source: ciboodle ]
September 2008-
Find out how Standard Bank of South Africa replaced its incumbent CRM system with Sword ciboodle to consolidate and stabilize its platform for future growth. With Sword ciboodle, SBSA was able to stabilize their system and safeguard its customer contact centers against the risk of service and database loss.