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HubKey builds advanced functionality into their e-commerce software with Altova MissionKit tools. An Altova customer OEMs MapForce and XMLSpy to use as the mapping and XML development components of their Microsoft® Sharepoint®-based EDI management application.
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Recordare builds MusicXML-based "universal translator" plugins for leading musical notation and composition programs. An Altova customer uses XMLSpy and DiffDog to develop the Dolet® for Finale® and Sibelius®.
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Equifax builds an advanced SOAP interface for their identity verification and authentication Web service. Leading credit reporting entity and provider of analytical and decision support tools uses XMLSpy's schema design component and API to build eIDverifier®.
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National Frozen Foods Corporation brings EDI implementation in-house with MapForce. Leading global frozen food company uses Altova MapForce to bring their EDI implementation in-house, reducing costs and turn-around time, while increasing overall efficiency of their external business transactions and communications.
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LANSA integrates MapForce's mapping capabilities into LANSA Composer. Altova partner OEMs MapForce to offer non-technical customers access to its powerful application development and integration technology.
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Wrycan uses MapForce to modernize an online storefront application. Altova partner uses Mapforce to create a modern, Web-based, Oracle to FTP system interface for a retail and manufacturing client.
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Office Furniture Dealers Alliance (OFDA) leads the creation of a new industry standard. OFDA uses XMLSpy to create a new XML standard to replace EDI-based communication between office furniture dealers and manufacturers. > more...
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Bundesrechenzentrum uses XMLSpy to make Austria's eGovernment initiative a rapid success. When this IT service provider for the Austrian government was tasked with developing a Web services-based solution for verifying electronic signatures, they turned to Altova. > more...
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Computer scientist at the University of California Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory relies on XMLSpy for validating and debugging mission-critical XML files. A premier applied-science national security laboratory validates and debugs XML files within large physics simulation programs. > more...
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CarsDirect powers its XML-based e-commerce systems with Altova Authentic. Online multi-brand car buying service uses Authentic in its documentation workflows. > more...
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Oxford Analytica streamlines its XML content editing and publishing processes using Altova Authentic.Leading industry analyst firm enables end users to easily create and edit business content in XML format. > more...
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The University of California, Irvine automates business processes using Altova Authentic. Top university adds flexible editing power to an XML-based internal business portal for administrative staff. > more...
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Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association builds XML content editing system with Altova Authentic. Museum and historical society streamlines authoring and delivery of XML-based historical information to the Web. > more...
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University of Regensburg creates XML-based medical case files using Altova Authentic. MedicMED project established new ways of teaching medicine using XML and multimedia. > more...
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Visit the Customer Quotes page for a sampling of comments from users of Altova tools.
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The Altova Customer Case Study Giveaway (“Giveaway”) begins December 12, 2007. There is no purchase necessary to enter. Limit of one entry per person. Employees of Altova or anyone involved with the production of this giveaway and their families are ineligible.
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The Maryland Association of Certified Public Accountants (MACPA) transforms data to XBRL in-house. Altova customer uses multiple MissionKit tools to transform internal accounting financial data to XBRL, then repurpose it in multiple formats for reporting, analysis, and publication - all in-house.
