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SpiderLogic Overview
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Overview – What do we do?
We Build Custom Software

Experienced Team (75 FTEs)


Software Engineers
Software Business Analysts
Project Managers
Q/A Professionals

Development Labs
Milwaukee, WI
Minneapolis, MN
Pune, India
Bangalore, India
Overview

Blended Model

Provide high-quality software development in a very economical way

U.S. Customer-facing critical to success

Client should see very little difference compared to a 100% U.S. based project

We take care of all of the Back-end communication, and coordination

Provides a way for Small and Medium size companies to realize the same
economic leverage as larger organizations do.


• © 2005 SpiderLogic
Overview

Services

 Custom Software Development


 Architectural Consulting
 Training and Mentoring SDLC
 Mobile Applications
 Insurance Software Applications
Overview

Work across multiple industries

Typical Projects

Small Project $20K to $30K


Typical Project $100K to $200K
Large Project $1 million to $3 million
Overview

Custom Software Development

 Client Facing Web Sites


 Intranet/Extranet
 SaaS (Cloud Computing)
 Operational Systems
 Integration
 E-Commerce (B to C and B to B)
Overview

Architectural Consulting

Software Architecture Defined:

How the code is organized


How the pieces of the application relate to each other
The foundation for the application
Overview

Architectural Consulting

The Abilities:

 Maintainability
 Reliability
 Portability
 Scalability
 Adaptability
 Extensibility
Overview

Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Consulting


Overview
Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Consulting
Overview
Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Consulting
Overview

Agile and Scrum Methodologies

• Embraces Change
• Agile is an implementation on Lean Principles
• Agile provides empirical process control
Mobile Computing
Mobile Applications

 Data Collection
 Data Synchronization
 Job or Task Distribution
 Reference Information
 Identification and Scanning
Case Studies

A construction company, Wisconsin

Background:

Road contractor which resurfaces roads throughout Wisconsin

Many of the road locations are extremely rural.

The company’s foreman were using an antiquated application.


Case Studies

A construction company, Wisconsin

Requirements:

Provide an easy to use portable application.

Collect Materials, Labor and Contractor information

Data must be exchanged on as needed basis via satellite phone

Collected data must be organized such that it is easy to create


reports.
Case Studies
Case Studies

A construction company, Wisconsin

Solution:

Spiderlogic created a robust mobile application for a rugged Tablet


PC. The application was built using C# on the MS .NET
framework.

Data can be synchronized via any available internet access point


or via a satellite phone

A series of standard reports were created based on client


requirements.

Data is sent to the Scott accounting system via flat file


Case Studies

An insurance company based in Wisconsin

Background:
The company provides specialty property and casualty insurance
to churches and other religious organizations.

Challenge:
Open the rich functionality in these core legacy systems to their
field sales reps and independent agents, and, ultimately, their
customers.
Case Studies

An insurance company based in Wisconsin

Solutions:
 SpiderLogic designed and built an application architecture that supported a remote
field application with a rich user interface and strong business rule validation.

 SpiderLogic then worked closely with the company professionals to design and
build their first field application: a system that supports policy data collection,
quoting, and document production.

 One of the key by-products of this effort was the SpiderLogic training and
mentoring of the existing IT RPG technical staff to be able to work effectively in a
Java environment.
Case Studies

An insurance company based in Wisconsin

Key Result:

As a result of the client taking advantage of SpiderLogic’s global


delivery model, SpiderLogic was able to reduce the client’s
application support costs by 50%.
Case Studies

A software product development company –


Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Background:

The client provides software for Emergency Room Management.


As an addition to their existing suite of applications, EM System
wanted to create a mobile application which could be used by first
responders to collect patient information in a mass casualty
situation.
Case Studies

A software product development company – Milwaukee,


Wisconsin

Challenging Requirements:

An emergency worker must be able to learn how to use the program in 5


minutes

Program must run on a portable handheld computer with scanning


capability

Program must have redundant forms of wireless communication which


automatically fail over.

The User Interface must be user configurable for different types of


disasters

Highly critical application, data loss or downtime unacceptable


Case Studies

A software product development company – Milwaukee,


Wisconsin

Solution:

SpiderLogic built a robust mobile application on the MS Pocket Pc


framework

Great care was given to the user interface in order to make it extremely
simple to use.

Data synchronization was set to automatically fail over to the next


available form of wireless or satellite communications
How we sell

Who buys SpiderLogic Services?

You might be surprised …

 Small Companies and Large Companies


 Software Companies
 Ecommerce Companies
 Start-up Companies
 Software intensive companies
 Insurance Companies
How we sell

Typical Buyers

 CEOs, CFOs, CIOs


 VP Software Development
 Software Development
Managers
 IT Directors
How we sell

Typical Opportunities

 Build a new software application (Web,Windows, or Mobile)


 Upgrade or replace an old software application (Web, Windows, or
Mobile)
 Maintain an existing software application
 Provide missing software technology expertise
 Review software as part of due diligence
 Review SDLC Process
How we sell

Typical Opportunities

 Microsoft stack integration (Dynamics, Sharepoint)


 Application Integration
 E-commerce Consulting/Implementation
 Coaching and Mentoring
How we sell

What to look for:

 Does the client have a software development team?


 Does the client use a custom application as part of
their core business?
 Does the client use E-commerce as part of their
business?
 Are systems integrated? Is there manual entry of data?
How we sell

What to look for:

 Does the client have an intranet/extranet?


 Does the client use mobile technology?
How we sell
Three Legged Value Proposition

Great People

Proven Process Blended Model

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