Leading Telecommunications Company
Applied Reasoning consultants have been involved with technical leadership of one of the largest distributed computing systems deployed in the telecommunications industry. Applied Reasoning consultants developed a new international telecommunication consortium developed architecture known as the Telecommunications Information Network Architecture (TINA). Applied Reasoning personnel were instrumental in assisting the customer in the development of the telecommunications management and technology approach, as well as the formulation of a systems plan for the migration of back-office systems to new technologies. The core component of the provisioning system is now web-enabled using Classic Blend.

Healthcare Software Provider
Applied Reasoning personnel completed a database conversion project for a healthcare software provider. Applied Reasoning converted the customer's large database from an object-oriented database management system to an Oracle relational database system. A large portion of the project was focused on the development of a new transaction management and persistence management system, based on top of Object People's object-to-relational database mapping tool called TopLink. Applied Reasoning personnel performed extensive design work to the Oracle database system and tool development to help extract the domain object models for the existing code.

Government Funded Laboratory
Lawrence Livermore National Labs created a very large application for managing all of the operations and finances of the Livermore Lab. Lawrence Livermore selected Classic Blend by Applied Reasoning as their tool for creating a Java ultra-thin client architecture for deploying their application to over hundreds of users on their Intranet. One of the major reasons for selecting Classic Blend by Applied Reasoning was its performance and scalability. Applied Reasoning provided substantial support to Livermore's during design and implementation. This project became a case study included within a 1999 publication dealing with distributed computing, entitled, Distributed Smalltalk Survival Guide by Terry Montlick

Award Winning Web Insurance Application
Applied Reasoning staff provided mentoring and technical guidance for a leading auto insurance provider's Web policy service application. Developed using Web services in IBM VisualAge, our team guided object-oriented design, pattern application, test automation, and tuning for performance and scalability. In addition to one-on-one mentoring and classroom instruction, Applied Reasoning provided a collaborative internal Web site as a repository for team learning and coaching.

Leading Financial Institution
Applied Reasoning personnel architected, designed, and lead a team that developed a loan processing "router" system. The software serviced a variety of different channels including web-sites, call centers, and custom third-party interfaces. Requests for different financial products and queries were accepted, analyzed and forwarded to the appropriate back-end processors. The system provided a single point of contact for the entire institutions customer facing systems. It reduced costs by eliminating the need to develop new systems and simplified maintenance of existing systems. The project used a variety of components and technologies including WebSphere, MQSeries, XML, and J2EE.