Have you ever seen a Domino based system that combines traditional Notes applications with GPS measuring devices, Electron apps, JSON, Xpages and Java-servers to keep roads safe? You will now!
At the Engage conference this year, as well as at NCUG’s conference in June, I gave a presentation of a system that is developed by my colleagues at iSi.
Among the audience members at Engage was Graham Acres, from the Candaian user group, C3UG. He liked what he saw and thought that even more people should see it. So he invited me to make a video with C3UG where I did my presentation, and gave some demo snippets from the system.
The video will show you a system that takes care of the entire workflow from the sales pitch to the invoice.You will learn how the Norwegian company Arvid Gjerde AS use decades old Notes applications, seamlessly with top modern technologies and third party platforms to map GPS coordinates for crash barriers along Norwegian roads.
In addition they log man hours, create quality reports and service requests, automatically export GPS coordinates to Norwegian road authorities and generate invoices with Visma. The video will be inspirational for managers and developers alike.
You can see it in all it’s glory here:
If you want to download the presentation itself, you can do so here.
Hi Hogne,
this is an awesome success story! Well done.
What do you think about doing a case study on this great story and publish it on HCL website?
Janet Kenney is responsible for marketing at HCL and should be very satisfied about this.
Have a nice day,
Daniel
We are already in talks with Janet about this, and have been since she was at IBM. But because of the acquisition, and her switching jobs, we decided to wait until after the summer. We emailed yesterday, and it seems like it’s going to happen soon.
Great presentation here!! And yes, Hogne….Following our call last week I’m working on the Arvid Gjerde/iSi case study as we speak. I should have it published, pending customer and your approval, within a few weeks.
Thanks! Great, really looking forward to it.