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IBM Lotus and IBM Websphere Portal Software Client Successes IBM Lotus and IBM Websphere Portal Software Client Successes IBM Lotus and IBM WebSphere Portal Software Client Successes IBM Lotus and IBM WebSphere Portal Software Client Successes Dear IBM Client, Thank you for your interest in IBM software. The case studies contained in this book are a reflection of how clients around the world have solved significant business and technical challenges and attained real business value from using IBM Lotus and IBM WebSphere Portal software. Find out how they are using IBM solutions to help improve productivity and responsiveness by empowering people to connect, collaborate and innovate to drive better business outcomes in today's ever-changing environment. The clients you'll read about have participated in the IBM Client Reference Program. This enables IBM to showcase value-creating achievements that resulted from partnering with our clients, and it also serves to familiarize you with some of our latest advancements. You can also participate in the IBM Client Reference Program -- and put us to work for you! When your successes are featured, you'll build industry-specific awareness and increase your overall marketplace exposure. Getting started is easy. Simply contact your IBM representative for details. If you're interested in viewing more case studies, please visit: http://www-01.ibm.com/software/success/cssdb.nsf/topstoriesFM?OpenForm&Site=wp Sincerely, Bob Picciano General Manager, Lotus Software IBM Software Group IBM Lotus and IBM WebSphere Portal Software Client Successes Table of Contents Customer Name Solution Industry Country Page WebSphere Portal Express, Lotus 9 Automobili Lamborghini Automotive Italy QuickPlace, Lotus Sametime Wholesale 13 WebSphere Portal Enable, B2X Corporation Distribution & United States WebSphere Commerce Enterprise Services Aerospace & Defense 15 WebSphere Portlet Factory Designer, WebSphere Portlet Factory, WebSphere Portal Enable, Bombardier Aerospace Lotus Domino Enterprise Server, Canada OmniFind Enterprise Edition, WebSphere Information Integrator Data Stream Edition, Lotus Notes Electronics 23 Tivoli Storage Manager, DB2 for i5/OS, WebSphere Portal, BladeCenter H Chassis, Border States Electric United States BladeCenter HS21, Storage: DS8100, System i: System i5 550, System i: System i5 570 27 Caritas der Diözese Linz Lotus Domino, Lotus Notes Government Austria Catholic Healthcare 31 WebSphere Portal Enable, Linux Healthcare United States West 35 WebSphere Portal Enable, WebSphere Process Server, WebSphere Dashboard Framework, Lotus Forms, Lotus Sametime, C-Lock Technology Energy & Utilities United States Lotus Quickr, DB2 Universal Database Enterprise Edition, DB2 Content Manager, System x: System x3250, System x: System x3850 Travel & 37 Clipper Group Lotus Domino, Lotus Notes Transportation Denmark Cubist Pharmaceuticals, Healthcare, Life 41 Lotus Notes, Lotus Domino United States Inc. Sciences Lotus Notes, Lotus Domino, Lotus 47 Dansikring Direct Professional Services Denmark Sametime WebSphere Portal Express, Lotus 51 Domino Enterprise Server, System Healthcare, Life Dexa Medica Indonesia p: System p5 550 Express - AIX 5L Sciences Edition WebSphere Application Server, 53 DREGER Information Lotus Domino, Lotus Domino Fabrication & Germany Technology Express, WebSphere Application Assembly Server - Express, System x Lotus Notes, WebSphere Portal 55 EIM Controls Industrial Products United States Express, Lotus Domino Table of Contents Customer Name Solution Industry Country Page FAREN Industrie WebSphere Portal Express, System Chemicals & 57 Italy Chimiche SpA i Petroleum Gardner Rich LLC Lotus Foundations Start Financial Markets United States 59 Lotus Foundations Start, Lotus 61 Gavea Sensors Energy & Utilities Brazil Sametime Lotus Forms, WebSphere 63 GXS Computer Services United States Application Server Professional Services 65 HK Danmark Lotus Domino, Lotus Notes Denmark WebSphere Process Server, Lotus Chemicals & 69 Hess Corporation United States Expeditor Petroleum, Retail Holiday Region Travel & 71 Lotus Domino, System x Austria Lammertal Transportation Lotus Expeditor, Lotus Notes, Lotus 75 IBM Office of the CIO Domino, Lotus Symphony, Lotus Computer Services United States Sametime, Linux Lotus Expeditor, Lotus Notes, Lotus 83 IBM Office of the CIO Domino, Lotus Symphony, Lotus Computer Services United States Sametime, Linux WebSphere Portal, Lotus Web 91 Isuzu Australia Australia AP Content Management Computer Services, 95 WebSphere sMash, IBM InfoSphere Jibes Fabrication & Netherlands MashupHub, Lotus Mashups Assembly Koninklijk Nederlands Lotus Forms, Enterprise Data 99 Meteorologisch Instituut Management, Information Government Netherlands (KNMI) Integration WebSphere Portal, WebSphere 103 Host Access Transformation Services, WebSphere Process Server, WebSphere MQ, WebSphere Integration Developer, Large Food Company Consumer Products Philippines WebSphere Adapter for JDBC, WebSphere Everyplace Access, WebSphere Adapter for SAP Software, Service Oriented Architecture Industrial Products 107 Lotus EasySync Pro, Lotus Sametime, Lotus Quickr, Lotus Lodge Cottrell Domino Designer, Lotus Domino United Kingdom Express, Lotus Enterprise Integrator for Domino, Express Lotus Domino, Lotus Foundations 109 M/A Design Professional Services United States Start, Lotus Notes WebSphere Portal Express, Lotus 111 Manatee County Sheriff's Workplace Web Content Government United States Office Management Table of Contents Customer Name Solution Industry Country Page 113 DB2 Data Servers, Content Manager, Content Manager OnDemand for Multiplatforms, Memorial Health System Healthcare United States WebSphere Application Server, WebSphere Portal, System i, System i: System i5 570, System p Lotus Connections, DB2 9 for Linux, 117 UNIX and Windows, WebSphere Remote Server for Retail, Moosejaw WebSphere Commerce - Express, Retail United States Mountaineering SurePOS 500 Series, Information Management, GTS Integrated Technology Services WebSphere Portlet Factory 121 Designer, WebSphere Portal Server, WebSphere Information Integrator, Rational Performance Tester, Workplace Web Content National Football League Media & Management, Rational Application United States (NFL) Entertainment Developer, WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment, OmniFind Enterprise Edition, WebSphere Portal, BladeCenter LS21 Lotus Notes, Lotus Domino, Lotus 129 Domino Everyplace, Lotus Nic J. Theocarakis SA Automotive Greece Sametime, Storage: DS4700 Express, System x Niro A/S Lotus Sametime Industrial Products Denmark 135 Nutra-Flo Protein and Lotus Notes, Lotus Domino, Lotus 139 Industrial Products United States Biotech Products Quickr, Lotus Sametime Lotus Quickr, Lotus Sametime, 145 Lotus Web Content Management, Quintana Capital Group DB2 Express Edition, WebSphere Energy & Utilities United States Portal Express, WebSphere Portlet Factory, System i RACV Lotus Workplace, Lotus Forms Insurance Australia 147 149 Revision 88 Lotus Notes, Lotus Domino Professional Services Denmark 153 DB2 Universal Database Enterprise Shakespeare Squared Edition, Lotus Domino, Lotus Notes, Education, Retail United States System x: System x3650 Lotus Domino, Lotus Notes, System Fabrication & 155 Simi A/S Denmark i, System x Assembly Lotus Sametime, Lotus Domino, 157 Sirius Computer Lotus Connections, Lotus Quickr, Telecommunications United States Solutions System i, Linux Table of Contents Customer Name Solution Industry Country Page Lotus Notes, WebSphere Portal 159 Social Security Appeals Enable, Lotus Domino, Lotus Quickr, Government Australia Tribunal Lotus Sametime 161 WebSphere Process Server, WebSphere RFID Premises Server, WebSphere Application Server, WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus, Telecommunications, Telenor WebSphere Portal, Tivoli Monitoring, Media & Norway System x, GTS ITS Integrated Entertainment Communications: Mobility & Wireless, GTS ITS Integrated Communications: RFID Services The Sydney Diocese of 165 Lotus Domino, Lotus Sametime, The Anglican Church of Professional Services Australia Lotus Quickr Australia 169 Computer Services, Trovus Lotus Quickr United Kingdom Professional Services WebSphere Portal Enable, 175 TUI Nordic Travel & WebSphere Application Server, Sweden Fritidsresengruppen Transportation WebSphere MQ 177 Lotus Domino, WebSphere Portlet Factory, Lotus Sametime, Lotus Connections, Lotus Quickr, Tivoli University of London Education United Kingdom Access Manager for Enterprise Single Sign-On, WebSphere Portal Server, Tivoli Identity Manager Lotus Forms, DB2 Content Manager 181 E-Mail Archive Solution, DB2 Universal Database Enterprise Edition, WebSphere Application Server, WebSphere Business Integration Server Foundation, US Army Government United States WebSphere MQ Everyplace, WebSphere MQ Workflow, WebSphere Portal, IBM System Storage Archive Manager, Workplace Documents, Lotus Workplace, System p, System x WebSphere Everyplace Access, 185 Yulon Motors WebSphere Portal, WebSphere Automotive Taiwan Enterprise Service Bus IBM Business Partner Case Study Lamborghini accelerates time-to-value with IBM Lotus and WebSphere technologies Overview The Challenge The Solution The Benefits Automobili Lamborghini has a large Lamborghini implemented a Web Dealers can order cars and spare worldwide dealer network. The portal based on IBM WebSphere parts easily, via a simple interface; company wanted a solution that Portal Express, and worked with they can also work together to trade would not only improve IBM Premier Business Partner spare parts for classic models. communications between the Tecla (www.tecla.it) to extend it Lotus
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