Case Studies

John Wiley & Sons reengineers its applications for the Web

John Wiley & Sons is a leading publisher of print and electronic products, specializing in scientific, technical, medical and scholarly journals, encyclopedias, books, and online products and services. Headquartered in New Jersey, Wiley has operations in the United States, Europe, Canada, Asia, and Australia. Wiley used RAMP to rapidly reengineer its applications for the Web as part of a project take its systems global.
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ViaTech Publishing Solutions offers customers total control

ViaTech Publishing Solutions, headquartered in New York, is the authority in on-demand destination printing. Through its facilities and partners in the US, Europe and Asia, customers can create content locally and print globally. The process of uploading print files, customizing them and ordering copies to be delivered anywhere in the world is entirely automated. ViaTech's core IT system, Web portal and systems integration are all based on LANSA technology. The solution is developed and maintained by a small team of analyst developers, from both ViaTech's own IT department and LANSA business partner ML Info Design.
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OBOS scores top marks for Onscreen Marking

The Office of the Board of Studies New South Wales is the certifying authority responsible for the content of syllabus materials, registration of non-government schools, and delivery of high school examinations for New South Wales, the most populous state in Australia. LANSA’s development and integration tools have been at the heart of the Board’s IT infrastructure since 1989. Recently the Board chose LANSA to develop and deliver an onscreen marking application as part of its eAssessment program. Onscreen marking allows markers to view and mark onscreen a scanned image of students’ written exam responses, or the student’s responses entered or spoken online.
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Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital manages medical equipment with eMED

Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, based in Perth, is one of Australia's leading teaching tertiary hospitals. The bioengineers of the hospital's department of Medical Technology and Physics used LANSA to develop eMED, a Windows and SQL Server based system that manages the maintenance and quality assurance for over AU$80 million of medical equipment, as well as handling the purchasing and provision of radiation safety services. eMED has proven to be such a success that, with the help of LANSA partner Lateral WA, the system is now being implemented at other biomedical engineering facilities.
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Wells and Young's standardizes on LANSA Composer for all formal data exchange

Wells and Young's Brewing Company is the UK's largest privately owned brewery and a leader in cask beer and premium lager. The company's portfolio includes some of the UK's best loved beers and premium lagers, including Wells Bombardier, Young’s and Courage, Red Stripe and Corona Extra. Wells and Young's is standardizing on using LANSA Composer for its EDI communication with external parties, as well as for establishing a formal process for exchanging customer product information between its System21 ERP implementation and various other internal systems.
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Web shop Bestel XL handles 60 percent of Deli XL orders

Deli XL, a leading wholesale supplier to the Dutch foodservice market, offers and reliably delivers an assortment of over 60,000 food and food-related products and services to its 30,000 customers in the hospitality, catering and institutional markets. Deli XL receives over two million order lines per month, of which 60 percent arrive via Bestel XL, an interactive Web site based on LANSA technology. The site contributes to customer satisfaction tremendously and Deli XL enjoys less than ten per mille erroneous order lines. Deli XL also uses Visual LANSA Framework for extensions to its core ERP system.
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Extending your core applications with LANSA

This article showcases companies who use LANSA technology to build on the business application foundation they already have in place, by extending the valuable core functionality into open, modern and integrated computing environments that can be shared with customers and business partners.
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