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Building an open source service-based platform to improve customer communication and partner collaboration seemed like the perfect idea. And it was, except for one thing. “My initial plan was to build the platform and hand it over to the internal development team,” Matt says. “But we struggled to hire enough quality people in Seattle’s competitive labor market. So, I changed the approach and looked to hire a partner firm instead.”
The WUR owes a greater part of its international success to the combination of science and IT, two components that are inseparably linked in Wageningen. It was only a matter of time before the WUR took a next step, and called in Yenlo to implement a complete solution for the supply chain management of their corporate systems.
Warmteservice started out as a family business. Processing orders, invoices and personnel details was a piece of cake. Today, Warmteservice consists of 53 branches and an online shop and data processing has become way more complex. That’s why the IT department went looking for a modern integration solution, which they found in the WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus.
An integration platform is no longer nice to have; it’s a crucial pillar for every modern organization. The proof is in this case study on Dutch institution Staatsbosbeheer, who stepped into the modern age by implementing the ESB of WSO2. Yenlo was there to help.
The smart thermostat of Quby is booming and aims high in the Netherlands and abroad. It was time for the next step, they thought at Quby. That’s why they called in the Yenlo WSO2 Gurus to open up the Quby thermostat to external developers, by using the WSO2 open source platform.