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S.M.A.R.T.
Global Materials Shipment Management system
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Equipment Costing
Database (ECD)
Cost estimating system for plant and materials for power plants.
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Traffic Management
Database
Highway signage control integrated with safety cameras.
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Financial Benchmarking
Fund and portfolio analysis to support investment.
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Insurance Claims
System
monitor all the insurance policies and claims.
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Maintenance Schedule Database
A maintenance schedule system covering all operating plant on site.
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S.M.A.R.T. (Materials
Shipment Management System) (1998)
The Client Global Power Company
building and manufacturing power stations in all parts of the world.
Business Challenge The client needed to
collect data relating to shipment of materials from remote parts of the
world unable to get network access or from small specialist suppliers
who did not have sophisticated systems of their own.
Solution A small-footprint system was
designed for use on construction sites in remote parts of the world
where network links may not easily be accessible. It used an Oracle
POLITE (Power Objects Lite) database to collect the information via an
integrated input screen and/or spreadsheet loader. Once the data was
complete the system compressed the database so it could be sent back to
the Head Office where it was replicated with the main database. The
revised database was then re-extracted for the particular supplier or
site and returned to them should further input be required.
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Equipment Costing
Database (ECD) (2000)
The Client
Global Power Company building and manufacturing power stations in all
parts of the world.
Business Challenge
To produce an estimate very quickly to cover cost of plant and
materials for a given power station project and be able to do scalable
“whatif” scenarios.
Solution A
system was developed which rapidly produced cost estimates for complex
manufactured plant and materials. It used previous documented estimates
(building up a history of previous projects) and used multiple factors
for various facets of each area of the plant. It then produced breakdown
of the costs for the new design and provided various levers to perform
whatif scenarios. This information proved invaluable when compiling bids
for projects where accurate cost breakdowns were essential to the
confidence in the bid.
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Traffic Management Database (1997)
The Client A well known company who
produces and operates traffic-management equipment.
Business Challenge The client needed a
database capable of storing vast amounts of data collected from
numerous cameras situated along major highways and the capability to
control the warning signs attached to the gantries above the road.
Solution HALO designed and built an
Oracle database to record real-time traffic flow statistics, used to
control traffic signals on a new highway project in the far-east. The
database processed up to 7000 records per second and summarised this
data into 1, 5, 10, 15 , 30 minute, 1 hour and 1 day snapshot
statistics which were used for trend analysis and predicting peak flows
of traffic.
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Financial Benchmarking (2006)
The Client A fund and portfolio
information management company
Business
Challenge To be able to group Funds and Portfolios from
various providers into Sectors and then compare and rank them based on
common attributes to better inform investors.
Solution A database and reporting tool was
developed using Oracle and Crystal Reports which analysed a number of
different Portfolios and Funds and grouped them into appropriate
Sectors. The Portfolios/Funds were then compared (using defined sector
attributes) with each other and in reference to Sector Averages, top 10,
bottom 10 etc. as desired.
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Insurance Claims System (ICS) (2002)
The Client Global Power Company
building and manufacturing power stations in all parts of the world.
Business
Challenge To monitor all the insurance policies and claims
across hundreds of projects and ensure that the company was getting the
claims they had submitted processed in a reasonable time. Typically
insurance companies will delay claims by requests for information and
documentary evidence so a solution was needed.
Solution An Oracle database and Oracle
Forms application was developed to record details of all Insurance
Policies, Claims and Payment Receipts (relating to insurance claims)
broken down by Business Unit/Department and/or individual projects. A
secure vault was incorporated allowing storage of associated
documentation and sophisticated account security implemented to allow
individual users to only have visibility on the correct data. The system
was rolled out worldwide and identified the added benefit of collective
negotiation covering a number of projects and claims with individual
insurers saving time and effort.
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Maintenance Schedule Database (MSD) (2004)
The Client Chemical Company operating
plant in the UK.
Business Challenge
To create a maintenance schedule covering all the operating plant on
site identifying the type of maintenance required, the frequency, the
appropriate personnel who can perform the maintenance and identify
missed maintenance and reschedule.
Solution
Microsoft Access system developed to take information from spreadsheets
or other database systems and create an automated list of maintenance
tasks used to service plant and machinery. Lists could be allocated to
Groups or Individuals and can be updated to record any additional
feedback from the maintenance performed and allow re-scheduling of
missed tasks if required.
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