Linux opens London's Oyster

Case Study  |  resources.zdnet.co.uk | May 22, 2008

Open-source software helped London's Oyster-card system move past a proprietary roadblock, instantly cutting the regular charges for licensing and hosting by 80 percent

http://resources.zdnet.co.uk/articles/casestudy/0,1000001994,39419829,00.htm

Nimbus Partners - salesforce.com Europe

“The great thing about Force.com is that you don’t need to be an expert developer to quickly produce critical business applications. It’s fun to work with and the return on your personal investment is very fast.”

http://www.salesforce.com/eu/customers/hi-tech-software/case-studies/nimbuspartners.jsp

Insurer speeds SOA development

Case Study  |  www.computerweekly.com | Mar 26, 2007

Insurance company Atradius has implemented an emerging technology that automates monitoring of software development.

http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/03/26/222623/insurer-speeds-soa-development.htm

The Faronics Channel Partner Program — An Interview With iNetwork Software

Case Study  |  www.faronics.com | Sep 17, 2008

Terri Salinas, Vice President of Operations for Bakersfield, CA, based iNetwork Software, sat down with Faronics to share some of her thoughts regarding Faronics’ products and Channel Partner program. Q: What are iNetwork Software’s goals and strengths?

http://www.faronics.com/doc/cs/CaseStudy_iNetwork.pdf

Covisint - Case Studies - Visteon

"Visteon couldn't afford the time it would take to build a supplier portal and a supplier ID management system from the ground up; we were being forced off of Ford's systems and we needed something quickly that would work on day one.

http://www.covisant.com/customers/casestudy/visteon.shtml

The Higashi-Matsuyama Medical Association Hospital has more than 250 hospital beds. It serves a...

Case Study  |  www.infosec.co.uk

The Higashi-Matsuyama Medical Association Hospital has more than 250 hospital beds. It serves a population of 92,000 in Higashi-Matsuyama City and more than 240,000 people in the greater medical area in Japan.

http://www.infosec.co.uk/ExhibitorLibrary/206/CaseStudy-Higashi-Matsuyama_22.pdf

Customer Success: Fiat Chooses PHP, Oracle, and Zend for FiatLink

Case Study  |  www.zend.com | Nov 17, 2008

Fiat Group SpA is a diversified global company in business for over a century and is one of the top fifteen automobile manufacturers in the world, even larger than Daimler AG.

http://www.zend.com/en/resources/case-studies/fiat

Case Studies – Sparta Systems, Inc.

HGSI uses TrackWise's single platform architecture to implement a continually evolving, comprehensive quality system that emphasizes automation and accountability.

http://www.sparta-systems.com/resources/case-studies/

Eleven Ways Google is Evil

Case Study  |  www.cioinsight.com | Oct 14, 2009

by Edward Cone Don't be Evil is Google's motto. How's that going? In this context, evil does not mean wicked, like Sauron or Voldemort, or bad in the way some people might judge tobacco companies or corrupt enterprises like Enron. Nick Carr probably got it right when he said, When Google adopted

http://www.cioinsight.com/c/a/Case-Studies/Eleven-Ways-Google-is-Evil-439665/?kc=rss

Wipro Technologies - Healthcare outsourcing,Healthcare software solutions,Healthcare software

market leader in clinical diagnostic instruments. They have initiated a large-scale project to develop an integrated hematology analyzer complex. The analyzer complex implements state-of-the-art blood analysis and reporting techniques.

http://www.wipro.com/healthcare/casestudy2.htm