Automatic
Proposal Generation System for Management Consulting Company
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Our client had a set of two hundred
questions in varying formats that needed to be answered
by geographically distributed customers over a protracted
period. |
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Based on the client's inputs, the application
processed these details and generated sets of proposals
for the federal government. |
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Depending on various choices, the pages
presented to the user varied. These pages were generated
dynamically using scripts. |
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The application was completely browser-based
for both the company's intranet and their clients on the
Internet. |
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The application remembered where the
user ended their last session, and informed each user
what information was needed to complete the processing
of the request. The application provided communication
through custom e-mails and automated mail dispatches to
clients. |
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This application was developed using
COM objects deployed on an IIS Server with front-end presentation
using ASP. A MS SQL Server 2000 database was used for
data storage. |
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| Client Management
System for Marketing Research Company : |
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The application collected performance
data from companies in various market segments using a
web interface. |
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Data was consolidated and analyzed based
on each clients needs and then the application generated
newsletters, periodicals, circulars, questionnaires for
all its clients. |
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Clients could drop files on the web
site, pick up custom reports, and see the status of their
reports on pages specifically designed for them. Reports
by e-mails, faxes or regular mail were also sent, as requested
by the client. |
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Data was maintained at various granularity
levels and presented to clients without compromising quality
or security. |
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A separate back end application allowed
internal staff to manage contacts and generate reports. |
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This application was developed using
COM objects deployed on an IIS Server with front-end presentation
using ASP. MS SQL Server 2000 was used as database to
store data. Visual Basic 6.0 was used to develop the back-end
GUI interfaces for internal use. |
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