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Our Brochure DOUBLEBRIDGE TECHNOLOGIES www.doublebridge.com Leading software outsourcing company in China. Bridging Technologies and Your Business DOUBLEBRIDGE TECHNOLOGIES Bridging Technologies and Your Business Table of Contents Minneapolis Boston Paris Beijing New California Denver Xiʼan Japan Texas Mexico 2 Who We Are Hong Kong 2 What We Do DoubleBridge Offices DoubleBridge Projects Locations 2 How We Do It Contact Information 3 Quality 3 Speed Headquarters - New Jersey DoubleBridge Technologies, Inc. 3 Methodology 103 Carnegie Center, Suite 317 3 Value Princeton, NJ 08540 Phone: +1-609-716-9001 4 DoubleBridge Outsourcing Services Fax: +1-609-716-9002 5 Unique Approach to Outsourcing Boston Office 5 Three Offshore Outsourcing Programs 20 Mall Road, Suite 151 Burlington, MA 01803 6 Major Service Lines Phone: +1-781-221-6909 6 Custom Software Development & Maintenance Fax: +1-781-221-6959 6 Database Services China Office - Beijing 6 Information Architecture & UI Design A2105, Eagle Run Plaza 6 ERP Systems Implementation & Maintenance No.26 Xiaoyun Road 7 e-Business & Internet Applications Beijing, China 7 Software Localization and Globalization Post Code: 100016 7 Quality Assurance & Testing Phone: +86-10-8458-4219 7 Legacy System Maintenance & Migration Fax: +86-10-8458-4219 ext 110 8 How We Are Structured General Inquiries For general inquiries, please send an e-mail to: 9-24 Case Studies 1 [email protected] [email protected] www.doublebridge.com DOUBLEBRIDGE TECHNOLOGIES Bridging Technologies and Your Business Company Facts Who We Are Established in 1997 by a group of DoubleBridge Technologies, Inc. is a leading provider of technology and innovative software services. Head- former Oracle, IBM and quartered in Princeton, New Jersey, USA, with worldwide offices in Boston, Toronto, Paris, Hong Kong and Microsoft employees. development centers in China, DoubleBridge has excellent technology talent in the USA, China and beyond. DoubleBridge develops and supports mission critical enterprise-class products, solutions and systems for Worldwide offices in: Fortune 500 enterprises and World-Class organizations. Utilizing the robust global (network) infrastructure, Boston, New Jersey, and DoubleBridge possesses the ability and flexibility to deploy the services onshore, offshore, near-shore and Beijing, China offshore-onshore to our clients located in North America, Japan, and Europe. Over 150 Software Developers DoubleBridge client list spans multiple markets with industry leaders from the Fortune 500 such as Petroleos Mexicanos, Pfizer, Sanof-Aventis, Microsoft, and Hewlett-Packard. The client list also includes World-Class Leading venture capital firms as organizations such as The World Bank, The United Nations and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. investors: IDG, iVenture, and What We Do Global Strategic Investment, Inc. With a seasoned, highly experienced management team, strong technical and resource management system, Well-known Private Investor: deep industry knowledge, and established relationships with leading organizations, Doublebridge is ready to Dr. Michael Dertouzos bridge the gap between business and technology with finely tuned services and solutions. - Former Director MIT Laboratory for DoubleBridge has substantial experience developing software/application solutions and services for a wide Computer Science range of industry sectors. We provide consulting and integration services to life sciences/ pharmaceutical, financial services, health care, software development, and telecommunications companies. Industry Highlights How We Do It Life Sciences/Pharmaceutical At DoubleBridge, we believe in contributing more than just technical resources. We view ourselves as a part- Financial Services ner in your success. We work closely with you to improve processes, reduce operating complexity, and provide the perfect fit for your immediate needs. Most importantly, we keep our focus on your Telecommunications future needs, by designing and implementing scalable systems. 2 www.doublebridge.com DOUBLEBRIDGE TECHNOLOGIES Bridging Technologies and Your Business DoubleBridge is a customer-oriented company. We start working for you by looking at your demands, your expectations, your time frame, and your budget. It is our mission to deliver the most cost-effective and powerful solution for your needs, Major Service Line quickly. and with high quality. Information Architecture & UI Design Quality Speed Methodology Value Custom Software Development Our highly skilled teams We deliver projects on We are committed to We believe in provid- and Maintenance thrive on time without exception. bringing unprecedented ing the best software meeting the diverse and Our proven distributed client value to each services at the most Database Services sophisticated demands development methodol- engagement. We competitive rates. We of our clients. We ogy allows us to provide develop technology to fit organize our operations ERP System Implementation and bring an ongoing focus rapid solutions by utilizing your needs. Our project to be as streamlined Maintenance to mastering evolving our vast global resources. team Partners with our and effective as possible technologies so that our Our development teams client to find a flexible, and deliver pricing to e-Business & Internet Applications clients receive the best work in unison in the U.S. affordable solution that our clients that reflects Development and Maintenance solutions available. and Asia, allowing the will deliver the most for our efficiency. We have We have the breadth round-clock real-time their business. We build structured ourselves Software Localization and of experience and the development. The com- systems that are dy- to give our clients an Globalization knowledge base to meet bination of our powerful namic in nature so that immediate competitive any implementation resources and proven as our client’s business advantage through solu- Quality Assurance & Testing challenge and expertise results in a fast evolves, their technology tions that are innovative, deliver the most and high-quality project is right in step. flexible, and most of all, Legacy System Maintenance and comprehensive delivery. cost-effective. Migration solutions with speed and reliability. Speed Partners Clients choose DoubleBridge for our high-quality practices in the field. DoubleBridge has developed a Quality unique software execution model focused on product development, global collaboration, and delivery excel- DoubleBridge lence through process maturity. Product development Methodology imperatives are deeply embedded in our development framework (D-Framework) and institutionalized as best Value practices. 3 www.doublebridge.com DOUBLEBRIDGE TECHNOLOGIES Bridging Technologies and Your Business DoubleBridge Outsourcing Services Knowledge Base Software Development Tools: Java, DoubleBridge offers a complete range of outsourcing services, from application development and implementation, infra- C, C++, Visual Basic, Perl, .NET structure design, data migration, to QA assurance. Our outsourcing services allow our customers to combine the benefits of IT services with reduced operating complexity and economic cost. Our services are distinctive in that we integrate our Application Development Tools: flexible Software Engineering Institute Capability Maturity Model for software (CMM) III certified offshore development JavaScript, XML, SOAP, HTML, with local industrial domain expertise seamlessly. DHTML, ASP, JSP, Tcl, VB Script, OMD, Jdeveloper, BC4J What makes us stand out is our unique global delivering model. Our three-step delivering model assures the reliability and scalability of our outsourcing service. First, we offer client site support for routine tasks. Then we have another devel- Software Modeling: opment team for mid-level maintenance and repairs. Finally, our global development centers based in China offer remote Rational Rose, UML, OOSE, OMT, services. This ensures that your risks are spreaded across locations, where dedicated teams of trained people manage Oracle Designer, ERWin them, each representing the best in the field. Relational Databases: DoubleBridge Unified Delivery Model assures quality and reliability. We work with your team to understand and meet Oracle, SQL Server, Sybase, DB2, your needs. Together, we analyze, design, build, test, and deliver solutions to make your business successful. Our globally UDB distributed team can utilize the Americas-China time zone difference to deliver 24-hour a day development services. With the best of many cultures available, we accelerate your project to deliver quality when you want it. Application/Web Servers: BEA Weblogic, Microsoft IIS, Netscape, AOL Server, Apache Application Servers: BEA Weblogic, ATG Dynamo, Cold- Local Onsite Fusion, IIS Development Team Middleware: CORBA, COM+, RMI, MOM, Entera Applications: PlumTree, Documentum, Oracle Application, Oracle Manufacture, BAAN, People Soft, Abase, Offshore CoreDossier, Local Offsite Development Development Team Team 4 IT Human Resource Placement Resource Human IT www.doublebridge.com DOUBLEBRIDGE TECHNOLOGIES Bridging Technologies and Your Business Unique Approach to Outsourcing DoubleBridge Expertise DoubleBridge currently has two development centers with 150 developers in Beijing and Xi’an, China. We also maintain offshore capabilities in Singapore, Malaysia and India. Whether you need to upgrade, customize, or add soft- ware to compete and grow, we will leverage your team resources with additional expertise and dedicated resources.
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