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Software AG provides total business integration to over 4,000 of the world's largest corporations and government agencies. By taking a process-centric approach to integration, Software AG allows customers to re-use existing IT assets, enable rapid business process improvements and view how well their business is operating in real-time
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3Com (4:11) 3Com gains a scalable platform to quickly integrate applications internally and across the supply chain while building the foundation for an SOA with the webMethods product suite. |  | |||
Ahold (4:10) In just 5 months, Ahold Netherlands’ Albert Heijn supermarket chain used webMethods SOA to build a fully “unattended” automated supply chain, leading to a substantial reduction in operating costs! |  | |||
American Fidelity Assurance Company (5:03) American Fidelity Assurance Company streamlines operations and saves more than $400K/year with legacy modernization. |  | |||
Astra Swiss Federal Road (3:05) Using Tamino and EntireX, the Swiss Federal Road Service streamlined introduction of new driver licenses and changes to current driver license information by integrating disparate platforms and synchronizing driver license data, enabling real-time data exchange and eliminating manual data entry.
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Avnet (2:13) A top distributor of electronics components, AVNET grew marketshare by over $200M using webMethods B2B. |  | |||
| Bank of Mandiri (1:42) Want to get closer to your top customers? Bank Mandiri built a payments platform that pulled parts of its customer’s business process into the bank itself. Transactions are now faster, errors are reduced significantly and Mandiri is better able to retain key customers.
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City of Giessen (2:04) City Surveying Agency of Giessen used Tamino and EntireX to optimize information management and decrease decision response time.
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| Corporate Express (2:00) Corporate Express, a large printing and labels company, leveraged webMethods B2B to reinvent its order-to-cash process. Learn how their electronic transaction volumes grew almost 13 times.
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Cox Communications (3:06) Need to increase employee productivity? Cox Communications developed a new field technician portal that adds up to $4.4 million annually in productivity gains – plus customers benefit from faster service.
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Dean Foods (1:55) The largest processor and distributor of milk and dairy products in the U.S., Dean Foods used webMethods BPM to create a Master Item Synchronization Process for consistent data use across their 32 independent business units, resulting in reduced overhead, reduced VAN transaction fees and 5 times reduction in time to introduce a new item to market.
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Fairfax County, Virginia, USA (3:04) The 13th largest school system in the U.S., Fairfax County Public Schools used webMethods Optimize (BAM) to integrate over 30 enterprise applications that run the school system’s operations and monitor more than 65,000 desktop workstations, supported by approximately 700 servers, resulting in greater automation of business processes and compliance with “No Child Left Behind” requirements.
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Florida Community College at Jacksonville (3:22) Looking to improve customer service? Florida Community College at Jacksonville created a Web 2.0 portal so students can manage their entire educational experience online. Enrollment increased 5%, and costs went down by more than $250,000.
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Iceland Air (2:47) In less than 3 months, this international airline carrier built a fully automated real-time e-ticketing system with webMethods, resulting in savings of over 14 man-years.
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Ingersoll Rand (3:39) Using webMethods for B2B, Ingersoll Rand, a $12 billion diversified manufacturing company, outperformed its competition by eliminating point-to-point communication with its trading community and optimizing vendor managed inventory.
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Johnson & Johnson (4:01) webMethods products are at the core of Johnson & Johnson’s IT infrastructure, ensuring connectivity to their partners and applications to enable them to deliver products and services to the marketplace and meet customer changing requirements in real-time. |  | |||
Johnson & Johnson Healthcare Systems (3:29) In only 3 months, Johnson & Johnson Health Care Services exceeded customer expectations with webMethods Optimize (BAM) – achieving a 99% perfect order performance and 75% time reduction in resolution of issues!
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Keybank (2:33) Key Bank was able to differentiate its services in the marketplace by leveraging webMethods products to build applications cheaper and quicker and respond to business changes more effectively, while meeting regulatory compliance.
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| Massachusetts Division of Professional Licensure (6:39) Massachusetts Division of Professional Licensure modernizes core systems to enhance customer service and lower costs. Hear from former director Anne L. Collins. |  | |||
Motorola (3:18) Motorola leveraged webMethods Optimize (BAM) to reduce project repair costs by 80% around its music-enabled cell phones and enable real-time communication with their suppliers in real-time to improve customer service and satisfaction. Learn how they did it.
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NPIA UK - National Policing Improvement Agency (4:02) NPIA is responsible for delivering and developing critical essential services and infrastructure to support policing in the UK. Central to all policing activity is the Police National Computer (PNC) which holds details of all people and vehicles linked to crime. This system has been running on Adabas and Natural for over 20 years and continues to be developed to add and support new policing services. |  | |||
NStar (3:01) A publicly-owned electric and gas distribution company, NSTAR uses webMethods products to identify process improvement opportunities and improve customer service by making information easily available to keep their customers “out of the dark.”
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| Progress Energy (2:49) Using webMethods products, this Fortune 250 utility company extended its use to an enterprise architecture platform---providing a scalable, reliable interface for better customer service during storm situations, while reducing overall operational maintenance costs.
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Satyam (2:54) Want to deliver new products 90% faster? That’s exactly the result Tele2 achieved from a service management solution designed by Software AG partner Satyam. The solution consolidates back-end systems, controls detailed order processes and enables real-time analysis of order status.
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Sony (3:05) One of the world’s largest entertainment companies, Sony Electronics and Sony Entertainment used webMethods SOA to easily employ a new sales order management and vendor managed inventory process, gaining better visibility into global performance and quickly responding to the changing business environment.
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TD Banknorth (3:06) TD Banknorth relies on webMethodsSOA and BPM as a scalable and reliable infrastructure platform to on-board new customers faster — easily accommodating increased transactions as a result of organic and acquisition growth — leading to 65% efficiency gains on customer service requests!
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Tulsa County, Oklahoma (4:43) Tulsa County saves $300K by modernizing rather than replacing mainframe. |  |
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