Success Stories

Multilingual Web content management

A global manufacturing corporation needed a way for non-technical users to maintain Web content in seven languages on their award-winning e-commerce site. iData worked with the client to implement Synapse Publisher to allow non-technical users in Asia, Europe and North America can make updates with no help from the IS department. Learn More.

Document management

Operations were choked by a flood of paper, most of it not where it needed to be at any given time. iData resources were employed to develop and implement a private-label agency management system that would feature secure, ubiquitous access by company personnel to any document in any client’s file. Payback was immediate and dramatic. Learn More.

Automating event registration and email

A technology trade association was struggling to stay in touch with members and to administer the events that formed a core part of the organization’s mission. iData implemented the Synapse Publisher content management system and Event Manager online event registration system. Instead of focusing on administrative tasks, client users now spend the bulk of their time working to connect with members and develop programs that will better serve both the membership and the larger community. Learn more.

Enabling IT Best Practices

The client had invested heavily in developing an IT methodology for large-scale package software implementations. Despite the success of this methodology in providing a framework for organizing projects, in practice it provided implementation teams with few practical tools. iData resources built a customized, Web-based knowledge management application based on the client’s methodology. Learn more.

MR/DD Custom Application Development

Contract Management: The Summit County Board of MR/DD (CSBMR/DD) had a large number of contracts outstanding with a variety of vendors, but managers and other stakeholders did not have a convenient way to view information about these contract obligations.  iData implemented a secure intranet application that provides CSBMR/DD staff with information about contracts including relevant dates and contract amounts, payments and access to contract documents.  Learn more.

Employee Benefits Self Service: The open enrollment process at CCBMR/DD was paper- and labor-intensive, involving sending each staff member benefits information by mail, receiving and processing paper replies from each and every staff member and entering the information received into the CCBMR/DD HR system.  Learn more.