Web Application Maker Users
WAM is currently powering web applications at XSB,
Inc. for the DoD (Stony Brook, NY), the Vinho
Verde Commission (largest wine region in Europe), Servisoft
(a computer product distributor), Portuguese
Ministry of Economy and Centro
Regional de Artes Tradicionais (Porto, Portugal).
Academic licensees include Universidade Nova de Lisboa (for use in the FLUX
research project, POSI/SRI/40958/2001) and Universidade Portucalense (for use in an advanced
web development course)
Customer / project
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XSB,
Inc., Stony Brook, NY, USA: front-end to SQL
Server database, project for DoD's Defense Logistics Agency. About
30 tables, 2 distinct user profiles, many millions of records.
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Vinho
Verde Commission, Porto: regional portal for
the largest wine region in Europe, where WAM is being used in all
backoffice modules; several extranet modules to remotely fill forms for
wine production declaration and other processes.
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Servisoft,
Porto, a hardware/software distributor: extension and re-implementation
over intranet/extranet of its Information System, a custom-made "ERP
light" system; to cover all major activities from web click-stream
monitoring to invoicing, supply shipment tracking etc. About 53 database
tables, 4 distinct user profiles, hundreds of SQL stored procedures with
business logic. Used by 7 people in-house, 300 dealers over extranet, a
few thousand "anonymous" users through public site.
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Regional Center for Craftsmanship
(CRAT), Porto: small intranet
app to maintain their database (places, products, artisans) with images
etc., including a synchronized public online version. About 12 tables, 3
user profiles. Entry page for internal users shown here.
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Portuguese
Ministry of Economy, North Delegation,
Porto:
Institutional meta-information
repository documenting all existing software applications, shown here.
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Declarativa,
Porto: application for invoicing and project
control, includes interface for customers
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CCDR-N, Porto: Information Systems Repository
application, including data and meta-data for about 50 applications,
including WAM front-ends to browse data
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