Case Studies

Piraeus MultiFin improves competitiveness with LANSA

Piraeus MultiFin SA, based in Athens, Greece, is one of the country's leading finance companies for the automotive, motorcycle and marine sectors, both in retail and stock financing. Piraeus MultiFin used Visual LANSA Framework to redevelop its core line of business system, transforming it from a green-screen legacy interface and to a modern Web application. The system provides secure Web access to over 400 car dealerships and numerous customers, collection partners and other stakeholders.
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TCM modernized system simplifies complex business processes

TCM is an integrated infrastructure and service provider and one of the largest privately owned IT companies in South Africa. TCM has over 600 staff, offices in all major cities, plus numerous satellite branches. In order to maintain its impeccable service record and increase customer satisfaction, TCM used Visual LANSA and RAMP to modernize and progressively redevelop its homegrown systems for sales and services, to extend their functionality and to deliver them inside an integrated visual framework that also includes System21 ERP and a document management solution.
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Advance Computing expands market share with cross-platform solution

Advance Computing Pty Ltd, based north of Melbourne in Australia, has been a leading provider of specialist financial software and consultancy services for over 25 years. Advance Computing has expanded its market share from a handful of large IBM midrange customers for its financial solutions, to also include numerous Windows implementations. All platform implementations are supported from a single set of LANSA source code and include cutting-edge features like XML data exchange, Web access and integrated email and document management.
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LANSA holds the key for STRATTEC

STRATTEC Security Corporation, headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in the U.S., is the world's largest producer of automotive locks, keys and related security access control products for global automotive manufacturers and the aftermarket. STRATTEC used a combination of LANSA's application development, modernization and BPI tools to dramatically improve the screen navigation of its System21 ordering, inventory and shipping applications and to replace repetitive tasks with automated EDI processes.
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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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Reduce the human effort in your data chains

This article showcases companies that have automated manual business processes with LANSA Composer achieving lower data processing costs and improved data accuracy by reducing the amount of paper, email, fax and human effort required for everyday repetitive tasks.
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