case studies

Business Intelligence Solutions

Architecting and implementing the PlanTools™ Risk Management System: Interaction design and application development for retirement plan providers
Designing and implementing retirement planning reports: Create and distribute PDF reports for banking client managers
Building a data warehouse for controlling health care costs: Architect and build a data warehouse for analyzing health care expenses
Choosing and deploying a sophisticated content management system: Author, review, edit and publish web content dispersed across multiple offices
Creating a self-managed referral and feedback site: Self managed business referral listings portal accepts payment, sends out email reminders and notifications and tracks on-line feedback
Automated publishing of timely data: Fact Publisher: A custom publishing application for providing, from multiple complex data sources, simple and timely information in print and on the web

An application for allocating shipping reservations: Simplexity architects, codes, and implements a reservation system for container shipping
“Unsticking” a web project: Simplexity’s business analysis process helps resolve communications issues and get a stuck project moving
Anchoring a multi-vendor web project: Simplexity coordinates multiple vendors so our client can provide a groundbreaking fund product
Building a database-driven web survey application: One Simplexity client collects and organizes massive amounts of customer data on a budget
Webmaster outsourcing: Outsource your webmaster activities to a specialist while short-staffed

Upgrading third-party transactional interactions: Mutual Fund company upgrades retail account management environment
The development of a distributed intranet: Employees and HR staff use secure intranet for internal communications
Secure access to investor reports: Simplexity Secure Statement Publisher: Investors gain secure, convenient access to private information
Allowing temporary access to a protected web site: An elegant solution to a potentially complex customer access problem