A very large, well known global electronics manufacturing company has built its multi-billion dollar business on high volume sales based on fast delivery of its products.
meshIQ worked with a retailer that earned more than half of its sales revenue during this one time of year, and experienced massive volume that stretched various system capacities.
Financial services companies demand excellence in both new customer acquisition and the existing customer experience.
For BJC, the monitoring system for the IBM WebSphere MQ environment was a home-grown application requiring components deployed on multiple servers.
A weak global economy intensified the importance of stellar customer support and the need to reduce operational costs.
Today’s economy has had a significant impact on the insurance industry and has exacerbated the ongoing issues of customer retention, lowering costs, and improved loss ratio.
One of the world’s leading global providers of financial services technology needs to deliver best-in-class services to its clients.
This large retailer’s ordering system took several iterations with a supplier to determine that it was possible during peak activity for the application to discard messages it could not process.
A global bank who uses middleware extensively within its business applications needed to find ways of reducing the time it was taking its experts to manage tasks associated with MQ and Tibco.
Teams have worked for years developing, deploying, and monitoring WebSphere MQ (WMQ). By now, teams have assembled a tool bag of items to support implementation and ongoing operations.
Investec was enduring administration and audit challenges. Visibility into overall transaction flows across mission critical applications was missing, along with in-depth tools for operational monitoring and management capabilities for their middleware stack.