Sybase 'How We Did It' Video Challenge Winner - Sybase ASE Databases

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Im here in Sydney, Australia to interview John T. Burke, the CEO at Valorem Systems Australia. Have you seen Jono? I can check our dashboard. Here we go; hes just arrived at the Broadway Shopping Center. How did you work that out? Every time someone arrives in a shopping center to perform some work, for instance, they sign in on the terminal. We have a central ASE database which holds information from all our terminals. The terminals are parable applications with little ASA databases which then mobile links all the information every few minutes up to our ASE database. From anywhere I can then log onto our dashboard, which is just the parable of internet deploys dot net, which then accesses our ASE database, and everything is at your fingertips. Well, I am off to the Broadway Shopping Center. Hello? Hey, how did it go? I just received an e-mail. Ive got a keyboard report from him, a pocket bill application that sits on a Windows Mobile. When John fills in a report it then gets synched up to a central database and automatically is e-mailed to me. Anyway, I can see on the report which includes pictures that he is in the car park. Jono! Hello. I found you! Yes, you have. My own technology has done me in, I cant hide anymore. What drove you to develop this technology? We are really responding to our customers who said they had issues managing their sites in office buildings, shopping centers, and tracking the contractors. We were recognized by the Australian Information Industry Association and won this nice award, that the I Award for innovation in industrial applications. Pyrexia was also recognized in a more formal way in that the processes behind it were patented and the patents were approved about two months ago. So we wouldnt be here right now with what we have without Sybase, especially using the mobile link synchronization technologies and the way PowerBuilder is so efficient in presenting information on the web, it has allowed us to concentrate on delivering a solution to our customers and not so much on the nuts and bolts of how those things work together. Thank you so much.

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