What Makes RapidBIZ Different
Customer case studies
SERV KENT Charity Improves Security, Stability and Efficiency
Serv Kent - BloodrunnersImproved Inventory Forecasting Increases Operating Performance
Large Energy MultinationalHow to Make Clinical Trial Regulatory Document Management Easier
How customers use it
Modernize Old Processes and Applications
Problem
Current processes are based on spreadsheets, "islands of automation" where information is dispersed, or where the large percentage of the process is still paper based. Creating problems of inefficiency, cost and difficult in attracting new people.
Solution
Using spreadsheets and process documents, quickly build a new application(s) that represents the essence of the process(es) and consolidate existing data into the new cloud/browser delivered application. Typically, this can reduce resources by 25%
Build New Micro Server Apps
Problem
Your business processes never stands still, there are always new requirements for both large complex applications as well as simpler applications that target a specific process or part of a process - that can provide significant productivity benefits
Solution
Micro Server Apps (MSA's) can be quickly developed and deployed to the cloud - delivering on the users requirements. They can also integrate existing business data - integrating the MSA into core processes to maximize productivity and efficiency.
Technical details
Software requirements
Operating System: CentOS, RHEL 7/8, IBM i, AIX Web Server: Open Liberty, or Liberty Core, or Apache TomCat; Database: ** DB2, DB2 for IBM i, MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, Oracle, MS SQL; ** RapidBIZ has a universal database, meaning you can choose the database and can later switch databases transparent to the application or deployment method - meaning no change required.
Hardware requirements
Min HW Config (x86): 2 CPU's Min Memory (x86): 2 GB Min Disk: 20 GB
Technical specifications
Operating System: CentOS, RHEL 7/8, IBM i, AIX Min HW Config (x86): 2 CPU's Min Memory (x86): 2 GB Min Disk: 20 GB