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SYS-CON White Paper: MultiPlan Case Study by Bluenog

The business challenge : self service portal framework
By SOA News Desk
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January 10, 2009 07:30 AM EST
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MultiPlan's business partners and customers needed automated access to client and patient information. MultiPlan initially provided a self-service portal using aging Cold Fusion applications with Oracle databases as the data store. This solution lacked the scalability and flexibility to integrate to enterprise systems or re-use components to develop new applications faster. In addition, their current system was unable to support Rich Internet Application (RIA) development challenges.

In their case study, Bluenog examines the challenges faced by MultiPlan and how a Service-Oriented Architecture could better meet their company needs.

To learn more about this case study, click here and download Bluenog's White Paper now!

Published January 10, 2009 – Reads 1,229
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