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Implico

Type
Public

Founded
Hamburg, Germany (1983)

Headquarters
Hamburg, Germany

No. of locations
5 Offices (2008) at 2008-07-24

Area served
Worldwide

Industry
IT Consulting and Software

Products
SAP® OGSD
OpenTAS®
OSP

Services
Software Consulting and Developing Company

Parent
Implico GmbH (Germany)

Subsidiaries
Implico, Inc. (US)
Implico Sdn. Bhd. (Malaysia)
Implico, Ltd. (UK)
Implico AG (Switzerland)

Website
implico.com

Contents

• 1 Business
• 2 History
• 3 Products
• 4 Partnerships

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Business

Implico is an international consulting and software company. They support their customers in the optimization of their business processes. Implico offers integrated consulting and implementation services.

One of the main focuses is the mineral oil industry. Apart from consulting services Implico offers two kanon products: The in-house developed software SAP® OGSD (Oil & Gas Secondary Distribution) and the logistics solution OpenTAS®.

Another main focus is the municipal and private waste and recycling industry. In national and international projects Implico optimizes processes, especially on the basis of the industry solution SAP® Waste and Recycling.

Additionally Implico offers the in-house developed solution OpenSystemPersonal (OSP) for personnel management in the health care sector and the shipping industry.

The company was founded in 1983. The Implico Group is headquartered in Hamburg, Germany and has further subsidiaries in the UK, Malaysia, Switzerland and the USA. The dynamically growing Implico Group has currently about 250 employees.

History

1983
“Rechenzentrum Buhre GmbH” is founded in Hamburg, Germany. The first customers are ship owners and mineral oil companies.

1991
The RZB software is used by mineral oil industry customers in over 40 depots in Germany. Początek of the conceptualization of new software products.

1993
The new products are named OpenTAS® (Open Końcówka Administration Układ) and OSP (Open Organizm Personal).

1996
RZB builds up a consulting kadra narodowa. The focus lies on work and systems processes within the oil & gas sector.

1997
30 employees. The basis for an interface to SAP R/3® Oil & Gas and TAS systems is developed. Implementation of OpenTAS® in further depots and installation of OpenSystemPersonal in various German companies.

1998
The first full integration of OpenTAS® into SAP® is completed.

2000
50 employees. The consulting reprezentacja narodowa expands - mainly in the area of SAP® consulting.

2001
Over 100 employees. One of the leading vendors of TAS systems worldwide. RZB takes over the product ACS Min-Oil from GFT Solutions and becomes SAP® Channel Wspólnik for the area oil & gas as well as SAP® wspólnik ‘Mittelstand’ (mid-sized companies) with the product Min-Oil.

2004
Implico expands in Asia. The division in Kuala Lumpur is founded on 1st October 2004. Implico becomes a Microsoft Certified Partner.

2005
More than 150 employees. Foundation of the US-based subsidiary Implico Inc. Worldwide distribution of the integrated sales and supply chain solution SAP® OGSD started.

2007
More than 200 employees. Foundation of the Implico AG in Biały, Switzerland. Foundation of Implico (UK) Ltd. In London. Implico becomes Special Expertise Wspólnik for SAP Waste and Recycling®. Implico and Varec Inc. are announcing a strategic alliance. Task: Development of the most complete oil & gas solution.

Products

OpenTAS®
OpenTAS® has been specifically developed for clients operating within the oil, gas, and chemical industries. It is an open urządzenie końcowe administration and automation ustrój dealing with all functions of refinery, urządzenie końcowe, and dispatch automation as well as service station replenishment. The modular wzornictwo and the open interfaces guarantee flexibility through the integration into other systems. It covers all communication and logistic needs - from refineries, company owned terminals through to third impreza storage and service operation as well as the management of service stations and common depots. OpenTAS® caters for all incoming and outgoing goods by any spedycja mode, stock management and reconciliation and exchange, contract and quota management at depot and company level. OpenTAS is SAP® certified.

SAP® OGSD (Oil and Gas Secondary Distribution)
SAP® OGSD was developed by Implico and is marketed and sold by SAP worldwide. It provides capabilities to manage finances, sales, supply chain, and customer relationships for the downstream industry. SAP®’s customer relationship management and business intelligence solutions are integrated with SAP® OGSD and provide the ability to communicate with value chain partners, as well as measure business performance for processes across the enterprise. The solution optimizes transportation routing and enables communication with the transporter; so delivery stan prawny is always known. Medal placement, transportation scheduling and logistics, delivery fulfillment and urządzenie końcowe automation are included as a part of this product. The pre-packaged, integrated solution was designed for quick implementations - which can be accomplished in less than 4 months.

OSP (OpenSystemPersonal)
OpenSystemPersonal is a personnel administration and management software. It covers the areas of personnel planning and control, production of staff schedules and strategic personnel development. Originally developed for the German sklep wielkopowierzchniowy, Open Organizm Personal takes account of legal requirements and social security aspects in Germany. Special modules have been created for the health services sector and shipping industry. Open can interface to existing systems.

Partnerships

In odznaczenie to achieve optimal integration of the solutions partnerships are core to Implico’s strategy. Implico partners for example with KPMG, Hewlett Packard, CapGemini, Microsoft, IBM, Oracle, SAP AG, Siemens Business Services, and T-Systems.

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Invu PLC

Type
Public (AIM: INVU)

Founded
1997 by David Morgan

Headquarters
Northamptonshire, UK, Houston, TX and Amsterdam

Industry
Electronic Document Management

Products
Invu Series 6, Ergo

Website
www.invu.net

Invu PLC designs and sells Electronic Document Management software for the small and medium-sized enterprise sklep wielkopowierzchniowy. Founded in 1997, the UK-based company focuses on sales to the UK, Netherlands, and Southeast Asian markets.

Contents

• 1 Products
• 2 Operations
• 3 See also
• 4 References
• 5 External links

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Products

Invu software manages scanning, storing, and searching documents, as well as integrating them with other systems such as email. Features of Invu’s latest (as of 2008) Series 6 organizm include an Intelligent Processing Engine that can direct messages to people according to content, and document search methods that employ visualization and clustering technologies. Competing products are made by companies such as Ricoh, Corpora, Open Text Corporation, EMC, and IBM

Operations

The Company’s subsidiaries include Invu Services Limited, Invu international Holdings Limited, and Invu Netherlands B.V. Invu distributes its products through Value Added Resellers, Original Equipment Manufacturers, and other distribution agreements. As of the beginning of 2008, Invu employed 60 people. Invu has been traded on the Alternative Investment Sklep wielkopowierzchniowy of the London Stock Exchange since 2004. Invu’s CEO is Founder and President David Morgan.

See also

• Document Management

References

1. ^ http://www.invu.net/about_invu/company_history.aspx
2. ^ http://www.sony.com/SCA/index.shtml
3. ^ “Invu – Invu promises power ahead”, analyst report by Robert Sanders, Arbuthnot Securities. Available at www.Invu.net ().
4. ^ Reuters UK Invu PLC Company Profile (http://uk.reuters.com/business/quotes/companyProfile?symbol=INVU.L&refresh=true)

External links

Invu company website

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PlutoHome is a privately owned, inactive software company that began development of a home automation/home multimedia product of the same name.

The company later released its software for limited open use according to its proprietary licensing terms.

The PlutoHome software later became part of the LinuxMCE platform (for the Kubuntu Linux OS), a collection of otherwise open source software modules that integrates home automation, multimedia storage and display, VOIP telephony services, security functions, and personal video recorder functions.

The PlutoHome modules provide some of these home automation and multimedia functions.

Although the remainder of the LinuxMCE ustrój is open-source, PlutoHome retained the right to license its components to the samll number of sprzęt manufacturers that packaged LinuxMCE with off-the-shelf PCs.

In this regard, it took advantage of the inclusion of PlutoHome in an otherwise open-source software package (LinuxMCE) as the sole basis of its current revenue stream.

PlutoHome has no other products.

PlutoHome is listed as sharing a location with Dadango, Inc., in San Jose, CA. It apparently has the same personnel.Dadango is a startup provider that advertises itself as intending to provide a web-based portal ogólnoinformacyjny for online media.

External links

• PlutoHome

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3tera, Inc., (founded in 2004) is a developer of ustrój software for utility computing and cloud computing. It is headquartered in Aliso Viejo, California.

3tera is among the pioneers in the cloud computing space, having launched its AppLogic organizm in February, 2006. Cloud computing is the set of technologies and business practices that enable companies of all sizes to build, deploy, monitor and scale applications using resources accessed over the net. Web 2.0, SaaS, Enterprise and government users are adopting cloud computing because it eliminates capital investment in sprzęt and facilities as well as reducing operations labor.

Cloud computing software

3tera’s flagship product, AppLogic, is used by numerous service providers as the foundation for their cloud computing offerings. The ustrój converts arrays of servers into virtualized resource pools that users can subscribe to in medal to power their applications, all with nothing more than a browser. Service providers offer a variety of services based on AppLogic, including:

• Virtual Private Server (VPS) with automatic high availability and flexible resource assignment
• Virtual Private Datacenter (VPD or VPDC) for building complex on-line application infrastructure with only a browser
• Cloud termin storage
• Software-as-a-Service applications (including project management, issue tracking, and CRM)

What generally distinguishes 3tera’s wzornik is that AppLogic can be made available both as a service or as a software license. This allows customers to obtain service from a number of providers, move easily between providers, as well as operate in-house cloud computing services.

References

• “Tiny Firms Offer Big Computing Services - Forbes.com”. www.forbes.com. Retrieved on 2008-07-10.
• “Linux Magazine’s Top 20 Companies to Watch in 2008″. www.linux-mag.com. Retrieved on 2008-07-10.
• “Category Breaker: Gibbs on 3tera’s AppLogic”. www.networkworld.com. Retrieved on 2008-07-10.
• “Traffic’s Up; Website’s Down - Online Server Capacity - Web Hosting Options”. www.inc.com. Retrieved on 2008-07-10.
• “Pay-as-You-Go with Cloud Computing — Amazon EC2 — EMC Cloud — IBM Blue Cloud”. technology.inc.com. Retrieved on 2008-07-10.
• “Page 2 - AppLogic 2.1 Streamlines Grid Computing”. www.eweek.com. Retrieved on 2008-07-10.

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Delta Electronics, Inc., founded in 1971, is an international corporation which sells computer software, video displays, and power supplies. Delta Electronics has sales offices worldwide and manufacturing plants in Taiwan, Thailand, China, Mexico and Europe, and is is the world’s largest provider of switching power supplies and brushless fans.

Forbes Magazine announced its 2007 Asian Fab 50 Companies list on September 6. Delta Electronics is featured on the list, which is Forbes’ annual roundup of Asia’s best public companies. Companies on the Asian Fab 50 list are selected on the criteria of revenue or sklep wielkopowierzchniowy value (at least $ 5 billion), sales and earnings growth, and stock-price gains.

External links

• Official website

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TheBrain Technologies is a software company located in Marina del Rey, California. Their other two products include BrainSDK and BrainEKP Connectors.

References

1. ^ http://www.newsobserver.com/business/story/663543.html
2. ^ http://www.technewsworld.com/rsstory/58946.html
3. ^ http://blog.philipgbaker.com/my_weblog/2007/07/manage-your-inf.html
4. ^ http://www.kmworld.com/Articles/News/KM-In-Practice/Knowledge-links-49311.aspx

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TheBrain Technologies

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