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Deutsche Bahn Transportation 324136 $6.6B Germany Servoy Servoy Platform Apps Development 2012 n/a In 2012 Deutsche Bahn implemented the Servoy Platform for Apps Development to migrate an outdated FoxPro/Windows Mobile ERP and enable modern mobile inspection workflows. The project was initiated by DB Services in March 2012 in Germany, focused on operations and maintenance use cases, and executed on a 12 to 18 month migration timeline. The Servoy Platform was configured to deliver Android capable mobile inspection and quality capture applications for facility and vehicle checks, using synchronized mobile data and centralized reporting components. The implementation emphasized form driven inspection workflows, quality capture capabilities, and mobile data synchronization to support Android devices, aligning with Apps Development patterns for reusable UI forms and server side business logic. Synchronized mobile data flowed into centralized reporting across regions, providing unified operational visibility for operations and maintenance teams. The rollout targeted regional sites within Germany and consolidated facility and vehicle check data into a single reporting stream, enabling cross region reporting and operational coordination. Governance followed a phased migration approach during the 12 to 18 month period, with DB Services coordinating configuration, testing, and regional deployments. The engagement delivered synchronized mobile data and centralized reporting across regions as part of the Servoy Platform implementation.
Readq Systems Professional Services 15 $4M United States Servoy Servoy Platform Apps Development 2006 n/a In 2006 Readq Systems implemented the Servoy Platform to re-engineer and consolidate five trading and back-office platforms and to create its QTIX trading and settlement system. The Servoy Platform was used as the core Apps Development environment to centralize application logic, standardize development workflows, and align the software footprint with Readq's finance and trading operations in the United States. Implementation work focused on building QTIX trading and settlement modules on the Servoy Platform, adding integrated reporting capabilities and developer tooling to accelerate maintenance and new feature delivery. Operational coverage remained within finance and trading operations, with governance and rollout culminating in the public launch of QTIX in 2009 and reported improvements in reporting and developer productivity.
Tongling Building Co. Construction and Real Estate 10 $1M China Servoy Servoy Platform Apps Development 2018 n/a In 2018, Tongling Building Co. implemented the Servoy Platform to replace an InfoPath based customer complaint management application. The deployment focused on CRM and customer service workflows and is classified in the Apps Development category. The initiative was executed to deliver a responsive web experience and to consolidate complaint handling onto a single application. The Servoy Platform implementation delivered a responsive Servoy web app providing complaint intake forms, case management functionality, and improved data entry validation to increase data accuracy and user experience. The Servoy Platform was tightly integrated with its QAD (Progress) ERP to synchronize customer and transactional information for service agents, with integration work scoped to maintain consistent records between front end service workflows and enterprise transaction data. The CRM customer service project ran six months in the United States and went live by the end of 2018, with a phased rollout of the web application to service teams. Governance centralized complaint management processes around the Servoy app and retired the InfoPath based forms, and better data accuracy and improved user experience were reported upon go live.
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