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	Governing with Technology

Governing with Technology

Technology Category	Application Infrastructure & Middleware - Data Exchange & Integration Application Infrastructure & Middleware - Middleware, SDKs & Libraries Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
Applicable Functions	Business Operation Facility Management
Services	Software Design & Engineering Services System Integration Training
Challenge	Modernization on top of legacy technologies was cumbersome and involved high latency, existing systems did not support open-source technologies. Existing technologies could not interface natively with other internal and essential systems like SAML and LDAP. Some existing technologies were expensive and their licensing model was not cost-effective. Delay in go-to-market with application updates arising from Government policies and rules that are subject to change over time. Read More
About Customer	Office cantonal des systèmes d'information et du numérique (OCSIN) is the information and digital systems office of Etat De Genève (State of Geneva). The office caters to a diverse group of end-users across departments using multiple applications and is striving to deliver modern and seamless user experiences while dealing with legacy technology. More than 40+ applications cover a wide landscape of governance operations such as file management, HR processes, material orders, transportation planning, case management, financial data consolidation, and prison management. For instance, the SCEP application which caters to more than 200 users is used to distribute equipment to staff in uniform, whereas the GPAT application is used to plan and manage transport. Every application is unique, has a diverse user base, and is integrated into various internal systems. Read More
Solution	Etat De Genève adopted the WaveMaker platform to build various in-house applications that are made scalable and secure. While a few have been already built, the rest are being repurposed entirely with WaveMaker. OCSIN has been able to do this with minimal support and has for the most part used a self-service model. The team at Etat de Geneve found WaveMaker easy to learn and intuitive to use. The robustness of the WaveMaker studio and the responsiveness of load tests built trust with the developers. On the other hand, competent and timely support from the WaveMaker support team accentuated application development. Read More Log in to view content
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Technology Category

Application Infrastructure & Middleware - Data Exchange & Integration

Application Infrastructure & Middleware - Middleware, SDKs & Libraries

Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms

Applicable Functions

Business Operation

Facility Management

Services

Software Design & Engineering Services

System Integration

Training

Challenge

Modernization on top of legacy technologies was cumbersome and involved high latency, existing systems did not support open-source technologies. Existing technologies could not interface natively with other internal and essential systems like SAML and LDAP. Some existing technologies were expensive and their licensing model was not cost-effective. Delay in go-to-market with application updates arising from Government policies and rules that are subject to change over time.

About Customer

Office cantonal des systèmes d'information et du numérique (OCSIN) is the information and digital systems office of Etat De Genève (State of Geneva). The office caters to a diverse group of end-users across departments using multiple applications and is striving to deliver modern and seamless user experiences while dealing with legacy technology. More than 40+ applications cover a wide landscape of governance operations such as file management, HR processes, material orders, transportation planning, case management, financial data consolidation, and prison management. For instance, the SCEP application which caters to more than 200 users is used to distribute equipment to staff in uniform, whereas the GPAT application is used to plan and manage transport. Every application is unique, has a diverse user base, and is integrated into various internal systems.

Solution

Etat De Genève adopted the WaveMaker platform to build various in-house applications that are made scalable and secure. While a few have been already built, the rest are being repurposed entirely with WaveMaker. OCSIN has been able to do this with minimal support and has for the most part used a self-service model. The team at Etat de Geneve found WaveMaker easy to learn and intuitive to use. The robustness of the WaveMaker studio and the responsiveness of load tests built trust with the developers. On the other hand, competent and timely support from the WaveMaker support team accentuated application development.

Impact #1	Development of more than 40+ applications underway, integrations with internal systems made possible, and satisfied users across the board.
Impact #2	Visually appealing applications using easy drag and drop UI elements that could also support SOAP-based web services.
Impact #3	Support for latest technologies like containerization, web services, and SAML.

Impact #1

Development of more than 40+ applications underway, integrations with internal systems made possible, and satisfied users across the board.

Impact #2

Visually appealing applications using easy drag and drop UI elements that could also support SOAP-based web services.

Impact #3

Support for latest technologies like containerization, web services, and SAML.

Benefit #1	8+ completely functional applications have been created and deployed and all others are being refurbished or developed anew.

Benefit #1

8+ completely functional applications have been created and deployed and all others are being refurbished or developed anew.

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Governing with Technology

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