Appligenics White Paper

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Welcome to the Revolution

The critical business issue facing every corporation dependent on Information Technology is to deliver solutions that meet the needs of customers, suppliers, and internal management. The pain associated with that simple statement cannot be underestimated, as business systems must be :

• delivered on time,
• under budget, and
• easily maintained.

Furthermore, there is no longer such a concept as a static system that will provide for a company's requirements for several years. Systems now have a short shelf life, as short as any fashionable item, especially in the complex world of Information Technology where the accessories, such as operating systems, media, communication, presentation and hardware have new releases on a monthly basis.

Remember the static days of the green screen ? Now think Internet, WAP, 3G telephony, PDA. Think of new world applications such as multi-level Business-to-Business supply chain, Enterprise Application Integration, and then think "increasing workload and scarce resources" and we have some consideration of the world of IT.

Our mission is to make this pain a thing of the past.

We enable Business Analysts to look into the business, to articulate a solution for the business and then to use Appligenics to specify the solution. Once the specification is complete, the system is generated without any programming. Savings of 3:1 at the design and testing stages and 100% saving on programming and documentation are typical.

We are talking a revolution in the way that business applications are built. The kind of sea change that happens once a generation. It's time that you weren't satisfied with the way that software applications are built today. Cut your costs, reduce your delivery time, and join the revolution!

IT : The Last Great Manual Industry?

It is astonishing to realise how much manual effort goes into building and maintaining computer systems using traditional methods and tools. Even with productivity aids, management should not be surprised by failure when so much is dependent on the manual effort in :

• writing specifications that users do not understand,
• manually coding programs that require multiple iterations before they are accepted, and
• testing to complex paradigms by users.

Appligenics is changing all that.

Visualise the impact of the sewing machine on clothing manufacture in the 1860's, the impact of the PC had on the typewriter in the 1980's, and the impact of email on business communications.

Appligenics is about to do the same for software engineering. The savings in productivity are about the same (at least five times faster than by hand); reduced cost, reduced time, and consistent quality are equivalent. Appligenics has simply brought automation to an industry that has been building systems manually and often not very well.

By using a simple PC-based tool, a Business Analyst defines the rules and processes of the business, and automatically generates complete software applications. It's that simple. No frameworks, no unnecessary infrastructure, no restrictive proprietary embedded code, just simple industry-standard program code.

On time, within budget, and of consistent high quality.

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