The list below represents only a fraction of the projects completed by our software engineers in years 2007-2008. Information about many other projects is confidential and its divulgation is forbidden by non-disclosure agreements signed by Intelligence-Soft. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to those of our clients who allowed us to mention their projects at this web site.
Financial analysis software
Year: 2007
Purpose: Database and financial analysis software tools for consulting company that maintains opinions and ratings on custodians, capital market infrastructures and central securities depositories worldwide.
Description: Software automates customer company core business - preparation of ratings and reports
in order to help institutional investors to select Global Custodian banks to look after their assets in
different markets around the world, and after selecting them, company helps to keep track of how well they are
performing. Company collects information on the fees that hundreds of custodians is quoting for managing each
certain investor's portfolio across different markets and stores this information in MS SQL Server database.
Software tools developed by our engineers assist analyst in comparison and processing of huge multidimensional
sets of data stored in the database. It also generates printable reports including aggregated numeric
information, quartile analysis results and various graphs.
Programming languages and technologies used: MS Access 2003, VBA, MS SQL Server. |
Web-based application for real estate assessment company.
Year: 2007
Purpose: Database and corporate application for real estate assessment business.
Description:
Customer company provides field services to insurance companies requiring property assessments for insurance purposes. Web based application, developed by Intelligence-Soft programmers, supports entire workflow of the assessment beginning from the creation of inspection ticket, which indicates that an insurance firm is requesting that the assessment company conduct an inspection of a property. Once new ticket is created, an administrative official at the assessment company logs in to the application, reviews new ticket and assigns it to a home inspector. The home inspector visits a property and conducts an inspection of the property. Using our web-based application the inspector fills in inspection forms thus describing real estate object to be assessed. The set of inspection forms include very detailed descriptions of construction, electrical equipment, heating, plumbing, fire protection and much more - totally 12 forms with several dozens of individual fields in each of them. Once inspection report for the property is completed the inspector
marks it as ready for review. The inspection report is reviewed by the administrative official and flaged as
completed.
The underwriter (insurance firm contact) is notified by email that the specific ticket and report are ready
for review. An insurance firm can log in to the application and review all the tickets they’ve created,
identify which ones have been completed and get detailed assessment report. |
Data Transformation Tool
Year: 2008
Purpose: Web-based application for the conversion of data taken from source database table to one or more target tables with radically different data structure.
Description: Application provides user with convenient and effective way to convert data from
one database scheme to another with simultaneous modification of field values if necessary. To convert
data exported from source database, user uploads it to server in CSV or XML format. Then using
interactive web-based GUI, user describes target table(s) structure, primary keys in source and target
tables, rules of each individual field conversion and rules of handling
duplicate records. Conversion rules may include data format transformations like upper/lower case or
date format changes, string operations like concatenation of several source fields into one target field
and conditional expressions. Duplicates handling rules assume that in case if both source and target
database tables contain records with the same primary keys then user may choose to skip record conversion
(keep target record intact) or update it from source table or keep both records in target table optionally
generating new primary key for newly added record. Once all data structures are described and all necessary
rules are created, user initiates data conversion on the server. Output files may be downloaded from server
and imported into the target database.Working with input and output data in CSV or XML format, Data Transformation Tool may convert data from/to any relational DBMS. The only limitation - source DBMS must allow data export to CSV or XML, target DBMS must allow data import from the same formats. All settings made by user and related with the conversion of certain source database (input and output database schemes, conversion and duplicates handling rules, etc.) may be stored in "conversion profile" for future use, so if user needs to convert the same database one more time, he doesn't need to enter all information again. Each user may create as many conversion profiles as he needs. Programming languages and technologies used: ASP.NET, C#, AJAX, XML/XSLT, MS Windows Server 2003, MS SQL Server 2005. |
DotNetNuke-based corporate portals and web applications
Year: 2008
Purpose: Development of custom web applications and corporate portals based upon DotNetNuke content management technology.
Description: Intelligence-Soft software engineers developed a number of web portals for US
companies including telecommunication, construction, e-commerce, insurance companies and educational
institutions.
Each completed project included following tasks:
Programming languages and technologies used: DotNetNuke, ASP.NET, C#, ADO.NET, MS Windows Server 2003, MS SQL |
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In addition to custom programming projects represented here you may take a look at the examples of web development projects represented at the portfolio page. Find a minute to read recommendations written by our customers. |